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The Evolution of Philosophical Thought in Post-Colonial Burundi

Kigerembi Muhizi, Higher Institute of Management (ISG) Ndayishimiye Bizimwima, University of Burundi Nyamwezi Tuyishime, Department of Advanced Studies, University of Burundi Gakure Rucundo, University of Burundi
DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.18742078
Published: January 2, 2002

Abstract

The Evolution of Philosophical Thought in Post-Colonial Burundi examines how philosophical discourse evolved within the context of post-colonial Burundi. The study employs a qualitative approach to analyse historical documents, academic literature, and interviews with philosophers from post-colonial Burundi. A notable theme emerged regarding the integration of traditional beliefs with modern philosophical frameworks, influencing societal values and governmental policies in post-colonial Burundi. The analysis reveals a dynamic interplay between indigenous philosophies and global influences, shaping contemporary political discourse and social norms. Policy recommendations are proposed to foster dialogue among different philosophical traditions and encourage the integration of traditional wisdom into modern governance structures.

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Kigerembi Muhizi, Ndayishimiye Bizimwima, Nyamwezi Tuyishime, Gakure Rucundo (2002). The Evolution of Philosophical Thought in Post-Colonial Burundi. African Medicinal Chemistry Letters (Core Science), Vol. 2002 No. 1 (2002). https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.18742078

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African geographypost-colonialismhermeneuticsdecolonial theoryqualitative researchAfricana philosophycritical theory

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