The Evolution of Egyptian Post-Colonial African Philosophy: A Theoretical Framework

This article explores the evolution of African philosophy in post-colonial Egypt, focusing on how contemporary African scholars have redefined philosophical discourse within a global context. This study employs a thematic analysis of existing literature on post-colonial African philosophy from Egypt, focusing on key texts and scholarly discourses that have shaped contemporary discourse. Theoretical frameworks are developed based on patterns observed in the analysed materials. This theoretical framework provides a comprehensive overview of post-colonial Egyptian African philosophy, highlighting its distinctive features and contributions to broader African philosophical discourse. Future research could benefit from comparative studies with other post-colonial African intellectual traditions and the integration of more recent scholarly works into the existing theoretical models.