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Creating Enlightened Organizations view of Odera Oruka, the originator of the idea, but broadening it. While Oruka tends to narrow the concept of philosophic sagacity to second-order philosophy as a reflection on African traditional wisdom, and restricts it to individuals, this book extends wisdom philosophy to include ideas found i

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Creating Enlightened Organizations from the usual trend of looking for what our first-generation African political leaders did or said. It does not even focus on the present-day African political problems. On the contrary, the chapter asserts that Africans have well-placed political theories and principles embedded in their past pol

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https://doi.org/10.1057/9780333983935ocial relations and interests as manifested in their collective social structures and worldviews of Africans. The chapter identifies the African social philosophy from their languages, wisdom sayings, or proverbs; and the nature of African social philosophy in general and the nature of social bonds,

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Creating Game Environments in Blender 3Dconception of beauty as consisting in works of art, natural qualities expressed as figures, moral behaviour, and humanity itself. This chapter surveys African concept of beauty in their selected languages, wisdom sayings, and proverbs. African societies have differing concepts of this philosophy. Bu

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