PLS1502_MAY_JUNE_EXAMINATION_2020_MEMORANDUM

INTRODUCTION TO AFRICAN PHILOSOPHY PLS1502 MAY/ JUNE EXAMINATION STUDENT NUMBER : IDENTITY NUMBER : 3086 DATE : 25 JUNE 2020 NAME(S) & SURNAME : NSOVO LEVIN KHOSA SECTION 1 1.1. =3 1.2. =1 1.3. =1 1.4. =2 1.5. =4 1.6. =2 1.7. =3 1.8. =4 1.9. =3 1.10 =3 1.11 =1 1.12 =4 1.13 =3 1.14 =1 1.15 =3 1.16 =2 1.17 =3 1.18 =4 1.19 =2 1.20 =2 SECTION 2 2.1. Africans of the blood are defined in racial and genealogical terms; they are identical with the black race. E.g Most Ghanaians, Nigerians and Ugandans are both Africans of the blood, since they are genealogically belonging to the African race. Most Diaspora Africans in the United States, the Carbbeans, or Brazil are Africans of the blood, but not of the soil. Africans of the soil, on the other hand, are defined in geographical terms; they are identified with Africans continent in nationality and ancestral location. E.g most Ghanaians, Nigerians and Ugandans are both both African of the blood, genealogically belonging to the African race, and African of the soil, geographically located in, or belonging to, the African continent. Most Libyans, Egyptians and Tunisians are Africans of the soil, but not necessarily of the blood. 2.2. Anglophone African philosophy is the philosophy of the previously English colonial countries in the African continent whereas Francophone African philosophy