AFRICANISSIM, THE FOUNDATIONS OF THE NEW AFRICAN PHILOSOPHY

The great humanist philosopher William James had a fine quote: "Truth is too rich to be grasped in a single glance." And it is in this spirit that I invite you to explore Professor Audrey KIBAMBA's opuscule. It's a fresh look, and a rich one for the African continent. On every continent, people look strangely like stars, because they are born with an inner deposit. But today's society dehumanizes them. To open this booklet is to discover the concept of "AFRICANISSIM", elaborated with rigor and meticulousness by Professor Audrey KIBAMBA. A novel approach to development linking science, mathematics, African humanist philosophy, history, heritage, memory, spirit and anthropology. "AFRICANISSIM" is also about enriching ourselves with the most colorful imaginations of Mother Africa. We live in an incoherent world, and all its pieces don't fit together in a superior (humanistic) unity. A world without harmony or balance, which makes even the idea of a single truth absurd. Reading this work, one senses a quest for progress and universality.

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AUDREY KIBAMBA DE BOUANSA station of light, poet Scientist Researcher at the Laboratoire Universitaire de Contrôle Correction Complément et Création des Théories Scientifiques LUC4 of the Centre de Géométrie Absolue CGA in Brazzaville.

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The great humanist philosopher William James had a fine quote: "Truth is too rich to be grasped in a single glance." And it is in this spirit that I invite you to explore Professor Audrey KIBAMBA's opuscule. It's a fresh look, and a rich one for the African continent. On every continent, people look strangely like stars, because they are born with an inner deposit. But today's society dehumanizes them. To open this booklet is to discover the concept of "AFRICANISSIM", elaborated with rigor and meticulousness by Professor Audrey KIBAMBA. A novel approach to development linking science, mathematics, African humanist philosophy, history, heritage, memory, spirit and anthropology. "AFRICANISSIM" is also about enriching ourselves with the most colorful imaginations of Mother Africa. We live in an incoherent world, and all its pieces don't fit together in a superior (humanistic) unity. A world without harmony or balance, which makes even the idea of a single truth absurd. Reading this work, one senses a quest for progress and universality.