SOUTH AFRICAN POLITICS EXAM BREAKDOWN: ALL 6 QUESTIONS IN EXAM, ANSWER 1 FROM EACH SECTION I.E: 1 QUESTION SECTION A & 1 QUESTION SECTION B

QUESTION 2: v IMPLICATIONS OF THEORY OF THE DIALECTIC IN MORE’S EXTENSION OF BIKO - MARXIAN-HEGELIAN BASED THOERY OF DIALECTIC - MASTER/SLAVE DIALECTIC – HOW IT HAS BEEN USED TO CONCEPTUALISE A THEORY OF RESISTANCE - HOW DOES MORE RETRIEVE THE HEGELIAN TRIOLOGY - ANTITHESIS/THESIS/SYNTHESIS? v REFER TO LEWIS GORDON READING - 2 HISTORIES EXTENSION OF THE DIALECTIC v MORE CHAPTERS - THE SUBJECT COGITO QUALIFICATION OF KNOWLEDGE - TRUTH ABSOLUTE SPIRIT REALM OF TRANSCENDENCY – TRANSCENDENTAL SUBJECT - NON-REFLECTIVE UNCONSCIOUS v QUESTION 3: v MORE’S CRITIQUE OF TRADITIONAL PHILOSOPHY IN THE POST-ENLIGHTMENT ERA & GREEK CLASSICS - MORE’S ATTEMPT TO DEVELOP AN AFRICANA PHENOMENOLGY - GREEK PHILOSOPHY RELIES ON THE THEORY OF FORMS AND THUS EALS ALL METAPHYSICAL CATEGORIES AS ETHICAL MODELS ALONE WHICH CAN’T BE TRANSFERRED INTO DEVELOPING A THEORY OF RESISTENCE v VIEWS OF PHILOSOPHERS SUCH AS DESCARTES, KANT, HEGEL, HUME, DURKHEIM - DESCARTES & COGITO: QUALIFICATIONS OF HUMAN; EXLUSIONARY; BLACK REGARDED AS INCAPABLE OF PRODUCING ANY MODELSOF KNOWLEDGE AND REASON v WAYS IN WHICH THE COLONIAL SUBJECT WAS REDUCED – REDUCTIONIST TENDECNY v AFRICAN SUBJECT EXCLUDED FROM CATEGORY OF HUMAN - REASON AND RATIONALITY: ASSOCIATED WITH PHENOTYPICAL DIFFERENCES - HISTORY AND TIME: “BLACK” EXCLUDED; EVERY ANTHROPOLOGY/PHILOSOPHY IS AN ANTHROPOLOGY BECAUSE IT TELLS THE STORIES OR EXPERIENCES OF THE PEOPLE