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Author Mabe, Jacob Emmanuel, 1959- author.

Title Anton Wilhelm Amo : the intercultural background of his philosophy / by Jacob Emmanuel Mabe ; translated from the German by J. Obi Oguejiofor
Published Nordhausen : Verlag Traugott Bautz GmbH, 2014

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Description 1 online resource (94 pages)
Contents Cover ; Titelei ; Impressum ; CONTENT; Preface to the English Edition; CHAPTER 1 ; LIFE AND INTELLECTUAL DEVELOPMENT; CHAPTER 2 ; 2 AMO AND THE EUROPEAN ENLIGHTENMENT; 2.1 AMO AND THE SPIRIT OF THE ENLIGHTENMENT; 2.2 AMO AND PIETISM; CHAPTER 3; THE PHILOSOPHICAL SYSTEM OF AMO; 3.1 THEORY OF KNOWLEDGE AND THE MEANING OF THE- THING- IN-ITSELF ; 3.2 THE CONSTRUCTION OF PHILOSOPHY; 3.3 THE METHODOLOGY OF PHILOSOPHY; 3.4 THE PHILOSOPHY OF LANGUAGE; 3.5 HERMENEUTICS AND THE PROBLEM OF PREJUDICE; CHAPTER 4; AMO AND MATERIALISM; 4.1 THE MATERIALISTIC THOUGHT OF AMO; 4.2 DUALISM OF BODY AND SOUL
Summary Wilhelm Anton Amo is probably the only African personality that took part with his own writings in the intellectual discourses of the 18th Century in Europe. There is no contradiction between his personal thought and the general spirit of the Enlightenment. Amo debated on all the important questions of philosophy at the time - from metaphysics through logic and epistemology to political philosophy and philosophy of language. But his intellectual works remain till today unknown. The present increasing interest in his person no doubt arises from the growing importance of intercultural philosophy
Bibliography Includes bibliographical references
Notes Online resource; title from PDF title page (ebrary, viewed December 1, 2014)
Subject Amo, Anton Wilhelm, approximately 1700-approximately 1754.
SUBJECT Amo, Anton Wilhelm, approximately 1700-approximately 1754 fast
Subject Philosophy, African -- History
PHILOSOPHY -- History & Surveys -- Modern.
Philosophy, African
Genre/Form Biographies
Form Electronic book
Author Oguejiofor, J. Obi, translator
ISBN 9783869457277
3869457279
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9783883099385