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Odour, Reginald M.J.. African Philosophy, and Non-human Animals [Interview]
2012, Rainer Ebert [Blog]
Categories: African/Africana Philosophy, Animal Ethics, Non-Human Animals, Philosophy of Biology
Keywords: African animal ethics, African ethics, African philosophy, animal care, animal sacrifice, masculinity, non-human animals

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Added by: Björn Freter
Abstract: University of Nairobi’s Reginald M. J. Oduor talks to Anteneh Roba and Rainer Ebert.

Comment (from this Blueprint): A general introduction into African philosophy and ethics with a focus on the role of non-human animal life in African philosophy, explaining that in in indigenous African thought, humans are not understood as animals, but as a class of their own superior to the class of animals.

Difficulty: Intermediate
Recommended use: Introductory
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