An Essay on African Philosophical Thought: The Akan Conceptual Scheme
An Essay on African Philosophical Thought: The Akan Conceptual Scheme
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非洲哲学思想论文：阿坎概念方案
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1987
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K. Gyekye
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修订版序言修订版致谢第一版序言第一版致谢阿肯语发音指南第一部分：非洲文化中的哲学问题1.论对传统思想作为哲学的否定非洲哲学思想的哲学和文化来源集体和个人思想语言和哲学思想关于定义非洲哲学的一些建议3.方法论问题非洲传统哲学不成文性的假象困扰非洲传统哲学研究的难题之二：阿肯的概念框架4.第五章哲学的概念存在和因果关系的概念上帝和存在因果关系的其他类别6。一个人的概念秋葵（灵魂）Sunsum（精神）秋葵和Sunsum的关系秋葵（灵魂）和Honam（身体）的关系Akan心理学和弗洛伊德结论7.命运、自由意志和责任信仰的基础命运概念的本质因果关系、命运、自由意志和责任邪恶的问题8.伦理学基础阿肯思想中的宗教和道德阿肯道德的社会和人文基础9.伦理和性格阿肯字“伦理”的中心地位的性格（suban）在阿肯伦理学10。个人与社会秩序作为社会理论的社群主义个人主义的张力11.哲学、逻辑和阿肯语身心问题时间存在、谓词和同一性本体论论证主体和谓词结论第三部分：走向非洲哲学12。论非洲哲学的理念不需要概括非洲文化的共同特征文化元素和思想的共同体结论：谈论非洲哲学的合法性注释选择书目名称索引主题索引
Preface to the Revised Edition Acknowledgments to the Revised Edition Preface to the First Edition Acknowledgments to the First Edition Guide to the Pronunciation of Akan Words Part I: The Question of Philosophy in African Culture 1. On the Denial of Traditional Thought as Philosophy 2. Philosophy and Culture Sources of African Philosophical Thought Collective and Individual Thought Language and Philosophical Thought On Defining African Philosophy: Some Proposals 3. Methodological Problems False Impressions about the Unwritten Character of African Traditional Philosophy Difficulties Besetting the Study of African Traditional Philosophy Part II: The Akan Conceptual Scheme 4. The Akan Conception of Philosophy 5. Concepts of Being and Causality God and the Other Categories of Being Causality 6. The Concept of a Person Okra (Soul) Sunsum (Spirit) Relation of Okra and Sunsum Relation of Okra (Soul) and Honam (Body) Akan Psychology and Freud Conclusion 7. Destiny, Free Will, and Responsibility Basis of Belief in Destiny Nature of the Concept Causality, Fate, Free Will, and Responsibility The Problem of Evil 8. Foundations of Ethics Religion and Morality in Akan Thought The Social and Humanistic Basis of Akan Morality 9. Ethics and Character The Akan Word for "Ethics" The Centrality of Character (Suban) in Akan Ethics 10. The Individual and the Social Order Communalism as a Social Theory The Tensions of Individualism 11. Philosophy, Logic, and the Akan Language The Mind-Body Problem Time Existence, Predication, and Identity The Ontological Argument Subject and Predicate Conclusions Part III: Toward an African Philosophy 12. On the Idea of African Philosophy The Need not to Generalize Common Features in African Cultures The Community of Cultural Elements and Ideas Conclusion: The Legitimacy of Talking of African Philosophy Notes Select Bibliography Name Index Subject Index