PLS1502 Introduction to African Philosophy (PLS1502)

PLS1502 EXAM PACK FINAL EXAMINATION 20 November 2021 PLS 1502 Introduction to African Philosophy 100 Marks Duration: 4 Hours 1st Examiner : Dr N Dladla 2nd Examiner: Ms M Khosi This paper consists of 2 pages including this cover page. Instructions: Your exam consists of 2 sections and a total of 6 mandatory questions SECTION A which consists of FOUR SHORT QUESTIONS is COMPULSORY and counts 40 marks You can choose to answer ANY TWO of the THREE QUESTIONS under SECTION B All 6 answe...

PLS 1502-Introduction To African Philosophy EXAM PACK. SECTION A 1.1 Identify 3 sources for the term Africa as discussed in Study unit 1. (6) The Mediterranean provided a platform for cultural interaction between and among the Romans and the Greeks..That was to be known as North Africa. This was the platform for cultural interaction between and among the Romans and Greeks, the peoples of North Africa and the Arabs. This cultural interaction in the Mediterranean cultural space that the name ...

PLS1502 - Introduction to African Philosophy Summary (Download to Score A). Part 1: Defining scope and trends in African philosophy SU 1: Defining African philosophy • For this module, Africans are: o = Afs located on continent of Af + o = Afs living in dispora 1 . What is Af phil? “Af phil is, at the same time, basically philosophical and typically African” (Osuabwu, vol 4:28). Controversy of term “Africa” • Word / term “Africa” – imposed from outside. o Not used s...

PLS1502 - Introduction To African Philosophy Study Notes Based on Questions (Download to Score A). STUDY UNIT 1 Does it make sense to retain the term “Africa” even though it was initially an imposition? The purpose of this question is to discuss whether it is sensible to retain the term “Africa” when we refer to the geographical area and the area of “Africa”. In other words, we can argue if it is necessary or not to use another term for “Africa”. The geographical meaning of...

PLS1502-Introduction To African Philosophy MULTI-CHOICE LATEST EXAM PREP. QUESTION 1 [2018/06] Ramose's statement that 'discourses on Africa are dominated by non-Africans' can mean the following 1. that Africans are outspoken on discourses on African philosophy 2. that Europeans and Americans are dominating all discourses on Europe 3. that African s need to study other discourses also 4. that research on African studies is being led by people who are not of African origin QUESTION 2 [20...

PLS1502 Introduction To African Philosophy SECTION A MULTI-CHOICE EXAM PREP. SECTION A QUESTION 1 [2018/06] Ramose's statement that 'discourses on Africa are dominated by non-Africans' can mean the following 1. that Africans are outspoken on discourses on African philosophy 2. that Europeans and Americans are dominating all discourses on Europe 3. that African s need to study other discourses also 4. that research on African studies is being led by people who are not of African origin ...

PLS1502 EXAM PREP SECTION A MULTI-CHOICE. PLS1502 - Introduction To African Philosophy Ramose's statement that 'discourses on Africa are dominated by non-Africans' can mean the following 1. that Africans are outspoken on discourses on African philosophy 2. that Europeans and Americans are dominating all discourses on Europe 3. that African s need to study other discourses also 4. that research on African studies is being led by people who are not of African origin QUESTION 2 [2018/06]...

PLS1502 - Study Notes Based on Questions (Download to Score A) Does it make sense to retain the term “Africa” even though it was initially an imposition? The purpose of this question is to discuss whether it is sensible to retain the term “Africa” when we refer to the geographical area and the area of “Africa”. In other words, we can argue if it is necessary or not to use another term for “Africa”. The geographical meaning of “Africa” is contentious as it arose at a pa...

PLS1502 - Summary Study Notes. This is an all-inclusive guide to PLS1502 - Introduction To African Philosophy Defining scope and trends in African philosophy SU 1: Defining African philosophy • For this module, Africans are: o = Afs located on continent of Af + o = Afs living in dispora 1 . What is Af phil? “Af phil is, at the same time, basically philosophical and typically African” (Osuabwu, vol 4:28). Controversy of term “Africa” • Word / term “Africa” – imposed f...

PLS1502 EXAM PACK- African Philosophy. Identify 3 sources for the term Africa as discussed in Study unit 1. (6) The Mediterranean provided a platform for cultural interaction between and among the Romans and the Greeks..That was to be known as North Africa. This was the platform for cultural interaction between and among the Romans and Greeks, the peoples of North Africa and the Arabs. This cultural interaction in the Mediterranean cultural space that the name Africa imaged. Secondly, it w...