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Mudimbe’s ,: Towards a Resurrection of the Humane’ body)—has played a crucial role in V.Y. Mudimbe’s work since the 1960s. Indeed, there is in the author’s production a tendency to explore the human sciences and the ways in which they have contributed to the real and imaginary shape, but also obfuscation, of sub-Saharan Africa and its people sinc

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Notions of Africanityrchives, the chapter argues that a transdisciplinary element is present in the work and that this tension between transdisciplinarity and philosophical tendencies?undoubtedly endows his project with an uncommon energy, texture, and tonality.Mudimbe also investigates the Colonial Library—a concept he

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Refusing to Vanish: Despair, Contingency, and the African Political these two texts respond to a post-independence African context of political and economic despair. This despair reflects at once the desire for a non-Western claim to knowledge and life, for political and economic autonomy from the West, and the seeming impossibilities (confirmed by the political or

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Decolonizing Knowledge in Africa: Mudimbe’s Philosophical Deconstruction of the Postcolonial Event of construction-deconstruction-reconstruction. It is, in fact, a unique process, which integrates a dialogue with other ‘Deconstruction’ philosophers such as Michel Foucault, Jacques Derrida, Theodor Adorno, and Fabian Eboussi Boulaga, among others, and relies on three indissociable, inseparable, a