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Blyden’s Philosophy and Its Impact on the Process of Re-Africanization in West Africa: Case of Ghana up to 1966 / Bouchemal, Ahmed
Titre : Blyden’s Philosophy and Its Impact on the Process of Re-Africanization in West Africa: Case of Ghana up to 1966 Type de document : texte imprimé Auteurs : Bouchemal, Ahmed, Auteur ; Meberbeche SENOUCI, Faiza, Auteur Editeur : Univ tlemcen Année de publication : 2022 Importance : 335 p. Présentation : ill. Format : 30 cm Accompagnement : cd Langues : Anglais moyen (ca.1100-1500) (enm) Résumé : As an educator, politician and theologian, Blyden remained the only black nationalist who made
holistic attempts to re-define the African universe. During the late nineteenth century, Blyden’s
activities brought forth the successful building up of a philosophy that refuted African’s physical and
intellectual enslavement. Blydenic philosophy did not only evince through mere conceptualization of
African’s weaknesses and deficiencies, but it also revealed through the great impact it had on the
emergence of nationalism throughout Africa and West Africa in particular. This thesis will try to
examine Blyden’s philosophy and its impact on the process of re-Africanization in Ghana in the postwar
era. It is an attempt to trace the evolution of nationalism in Ghana and see how Blydenic
philosophy gave shape and substance to its emergence up to 1966.Blyden’s Philosophy and Its Impact on the Process of Re-Africanization in West Africa: Case of Ghana up to 1966 [texte imprimé] / Bouchemal, Ahmed, Auteur ; Meberbeche SENOUCI, Faiza, Auteur . - Univ tlemcen, 2022 . - 335 p. : ill. ; 30 cm + cd.
Langues : Anglais moyen (ca.1100-1500) (enm)
Résumé : As an educator, politician and theologian, Blyden remained the only black nationalist who made
holistic attempts to re-define the African universe. During the late nineteenth century, Blyden’s
activities brought forth the successful building up of a philosophy that refuted African’s physical and
intellectual enslavement. Blydenic philosophy did not only evince through mere conceptualization of
African’s weaknesses and deficiencies, but it also revealed through the great impact it had on the
emergence of nationalism throughout Africa and West Africa in particular. This thesis will try to
examine Blyden’s philosophy and its impact on the process of re-Africanization in Ghana in the postwar
era. It is an attempt to trace the evolution of nationalism in Ghana and see how Blydenic
philosophy gave shape and substance to its emergence up to 1966.Exemplaires (1)
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