The philosopher's role in society

In The role of the philosopher in society, the author points out, reveals and installs the lasting advent of the philosopher's word in the Congolese public space, where until now only the noise of ethno- partisans and other politically masked associations, wanting to catch citizens in flagrante delicto of imbecility and clouding of discernment, with regard to organized resourcefulness on public governance, for which the Prime Minister responds. Thus, in his dual role as civil servant of Humanity and bird of Minerva, the philosopher pushes the resourceful people of the Republic to take care of their management of public affairs, in order to escape his triple questioning (critical) gaze, interrogation (persistent) and questioning (permanent), with the ethical objective of pushing them to do better, to earn the trust of the people, whose present absence is reflected in the constant increase in the rate of abstention in elections.

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Titulaire d'un Doctorat unique de Philosophie de l'Univ. Marien Ngouabi, ancien Professeur certifié de Lycée, Directeur du Cabinet du Ministre de l'Agriculture et de l'Elevage, et Conseiller de Ministres, Didier Ngalebaye est Maître de conférences de Philosophie, auteur de 11 ouvrages, 30 articles et initiateur du Laboratoire des Savoirs endogènes.