Phenomenology in an African Context

Introduction
Abraham Olivier, M. John Lamola, and Justin Sands

Part 1: Origin, Methodology, and Scope

1. African Phenomenology-What Is That?
Abraham Olivier

2. Some Reflections from Africana Phenomenology on African Phenomenology
Lewis R. Gordon

3. Why Husserl in Africa? Autobiographical Reflections
Paulin J. Hountondji

4. Hountondji and Husserl: Subjectivity, Responsibility, and Phenomenology in the Critique of Ethnophilosophy
Patrick Eldridge

5. Philosophical Universality in Crisis: Hountondji's Interruption of Husserlian Phenomenology
Carmen De Schryver

Part 2: Consciousness, Identity, Existence, and Embodiment

6. Chabani Manganyi: The Lived Experience of Difference
Mabogo Percy More

7. A Post-Sartrean Reflection on Being Black in the World: Reading Steve Biko through Slavoj Zizek
M. John Lamola

8. Blackness as a Conundrum for Phenomenology
Keolebogile Mbebe and Thabang Dladla

9. Merleau-Ponty, Embodied Subjectivity, and (White) Women Dancing
Rianna Oelofsen

10. The Experience of Community and the Meaningful Life
Ada Agada

Part 3: Art, Culture, Language, Politics, and Liberation

11. Savage Objects: On the Restitution of Alienated Meaning
Achille Mbembe

12. On the Phenomenology of a Shared World in Achille Mbembe
Schalk Gerber

13. The Voice of African Philosophy
Tsenay Serequeberhan

14. Communal Space, Communal Temporality: Kwasi Wiredu and Henri Bergson in Dialogue
Justin Sands

15. Artifacts of Emotion and Existence in Unjust Structures
Uchenna Okeja

16. Experience and Text: Toward an African-Language Phenomenology
Alena Rettova

Contributors
Index

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• Fenomenologia e existencialismo
• Filosofia social e política
• Estudos étnicos
• Filosofia