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Muntu by Janheinz Jahn
Muntu by Janheinz Jahn
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Muntu by Janheinz Jahn
Jahn portrays for the Western reader the whole range of traditional and new African thought expressed in religion, language, philosophy, literature, art, music, and dance. He tells what happens in the encounter between Christian and African cultures, using these examples to introduce the underlying principles of African philosophy.
In their clash with the West, the traditional African cultures are evolving into an independent culture of equal standing with others, rather than a form of expression of "black Europeans." Muntu (which means "humanity") by describing the direction which African culture is taking, opens the door to an understanding of the forces in ferment in Africa, and the impact of tin forces on the Western world. (From the back cover)
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- Paperback
- Condition: Acceptable, spine and covers have signs of use, writing on the first page, has notes and light pencil underlinings, no stamps
- Publisher: Grove Press, 1961
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