Anke Grane
Biographic Data
| ID | 170534 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Anke Grane |
| GIVEN NAMES | Anke |
| FAMILY NAME | Grane |
| SIGNATURE | GRANÉ A |
| AFFILIATIONS | University of Vienna |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-8767-1522 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 12 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 21 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 12 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2015 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2022 |
| H-INDEX | 2 |
African Philosophy in an Intercultural Perspective
CanThere Be Reconciliation between African and NonAfrican Philosophy?'
The status of oral traditions in the history of philosophy: Methodological considerations
Today, there is a growing consensus among philosophers in Africa, Latin America and other regions of the world that the history of philosophy has to consider both written and oral sources in the reconstruction of the history of philosophy. Even though it is usually not denied that philosophy also expresses itself in oral practices, such as conversation or instruction, the question remains as to how oral philosophical traditions can become part of…
Feministische Theorie aus Afrika, Asien und Lateinamerika: Eine Einführung
Ziel dieser Einführung ist es, mit feministischen Strömungen außerhalb Europas vertraut zu machen. Nachgezeichnet werden Debatten zu Feminismus und Gendergerechtigkeit in Afrika, Asien und Lateinamerika der letzten Jahrzehnte sowie der rege Austausch über regionale, nationale und auch kulturell-religiöse oder Sprachgrenzen hinweg. Der Band enthält sowohl Kapitel mit regionalem als auch Kapitel mit themenzentriertem Fokus, wie dem postkolonialen F…
How do We Teach Feminist Theories Today? A Conversation
Heinz Kimmerle's intercultural philosophy and the quest for epistemic justice
Since the 1990s epistemic (in)justice has been a central issue of post-colonial and feminist studies. But only during the last decade the term has become paradigmatic and new aspects of the issue have been addressed – particularly because of the works of De Sousa Santos (2012, 2014) and Fricker (2007) . One of the pioneers of an intercultural approach to philosophy is the German philosopher Heinz Kimmerle (1930 – 2016) , who in the 1980s began to…
Facetten gegenwärtiger Bildtheorie
Die Macht des Bildes
Ubuntu and the concept of cosmopolitanism
Based on the ideas of two main representatives of the academic discourse on Ubuntu, Michael O. Eze and Mogobe B. Ramose, the paper shows how the concept of Ubuntu can contribute to transcending conventional concepts of cosmopolitanism. Referring to the concept of Ubuntu, Ramose and Eze criticize ‘Western’ concepts of cosmopolitanism because they always seem to start from binary oppositions (‘I’ and ‘other’), which must be reconciled. ‘Western’ co…
Writing the history of philosophy in Africa: Where to Begin
Although the study of the history of European philosophy has a long tradition beginning with Plato's descriptions of the teachings of various thinkers in his dialogues, the study of the history of African philosophy, particularly that of sub-Saharan Africa, is a rather young discipline. The history of African philosophy offers a number of interesting challenges, such as the question of how the purely text-based European tradition is to deal with …
Interview with Professor Severino Elias Ngoenha, Pedagogical University in Maputo, Mozambique (March 2015)
Is the debate on ‘global justice’ a global one? Some considerations in view of modern philosophy in Africa
At present, the debate on global justice, a debate which is at the core of global ethics, is largely being conducted by European and American scholars from different disciplines without taking into account views and concepts from other regions of the world, particularly, from the Global South. The lack of a truly intercultural, interreligious, and international exchange of ideas provokes doubts whether the concepts of global justice introduced so…
Ubuntu: Curating the Archive
After Leonhard Praeg's Report on Ubuntu was published in 2014, one more volume on this controversial topic has been published as part of the Thinking Africa Series: the collection entitled Ubuntu: Curating the Archive. The volume contains the proceedings of a conference held at Rhodes University in 2012, part of the Thinking Africa Project, during which a number of established and internationally renowned social scientists, such as Lewis R. Gordo…
Is the debate on ‘global justice’ a global one? Some considerations in view of modern philosophy in Africa
At present, the debate on global justice, a debate which is at the core of global ethics, is largely being conducted by European and American scholars from different disciplines without taking into account views and concepts from other regions of the world, particularly, from the Global South. The lack of a truly intercultural, interreligious, and international exchange of ideas provokes doubts whether the concepts of global justice introduced so…
Writing the history of philosophy in Africa: Where to Begin
Although the study of the history of European philosophy has a long tradition beginning with Plato's descriptions of the teachings of various thinkers in his dialogues, the study of the history of African philosophy, particularly that of sub-Saharan Africa, is a rather young discipline. The history of African philosophy offers a number of interesting challenges, such as the question of how the purely text-based European tradition is to deal with …
Heinz Kimmerle's intercultural philosophy and the quest for epistemic justice
Since the 1990s epistemic (in)justice has been a central issue of post-colonial and feminist studies. But only during the last decade the term has become paradigmatic and new aspects of the issue have been addressed – particularly because of the works of De Sousa Santos (2012, 2014) and Fricker (2007) . One of the pioneers of an intercultural approach to philosophy is the German philosopher Heinz Kimmerle (1930 – 2016) , who in the 1980s began to…
Ubuntu and the concept of cosmopolitanism
Based on the ideas of two main representatives of the academic discourse on Ubuntu, Michael O. Eze and Mogobe B. Ramose, the paper shows how the concept of Ubuntu can contribute to transcending conventional concepts of cosmopolitanism. Referring to the concept of Ubuntu, Ramose and Eze criticize ‘Western’ concepts of cosmopolitanism because they always seem to start from binary oppositions (‘I’ and ‘other’), which must be reconciled. ‘Western’ co…
Interview with Professor Severino Elias Ngoenha, Pedagogical University in Maputo, Mozambique (March 2015)
Is the debate on ‘global justice’ a global one? Some considerations in view of modern philosophy in Africa
At present, the debate on global justice, a debate which is at the core of global ethics, is largely being conducted by European and American scholars from different disciplines without taking into account views and concepts from other regions of the world, particularly, from the Global South. The lack of a truly intercultural, interreligious, and international exchange of ideas provokes doubts whether the concepts of global justice introduced so…
Ubuntu: Curating the Archive
After Leonhard Praeg's Report on Ubuntu was published in 2014, one more volume on this controversial topic has been published as part of the Thinking Africa Series: the collection entitled Ubuntu: Curating the Archive. The volume contains the proceedings of a conference held at Rhodes University in 2012, part of the Thinking Africa Project, during which a number of established and internationally renowned social scientists, such as Lewis R. Gordo…
Writing the history of philosophy in Africa: Where to Begin
Although the study of the history of European philosophy has a long tradition beginning with Plato's descriptions of the teachings of various thinkers in his dialogues, the study of the history of African philosophy, particularly that of sub-Saharan Africa, is a rather young discipline. The history of African philosophy offers a number of interesting challenges, such as the question of how the purely text-based European tradition is to deal with …
Facetten gegenwärtiger Bildtheorie
Die Macht des Bildes
Ubuntu and the concept of cosmopolitanism
Based on the ideas of two main representatives of the academic discourse on Ubuntu, Michael O. Eze and Mogobe B. Ramose, the paper shows how the concept of Ubuntu can contribute to transcending conventional concepts of cosmopolitanism. Referring to the concept of Ubuntu, Ramose and Eze criticize ‘Western’ concepts of cosmopolitanism because they always seem to start from binary oppositions (‘I’ and ‘other’), which must be reconciled. ‘Western’ co…
Feministische Theorie aus Afrika, Asien und Lateinamerika: Eine Einführung
Ziel dieser Einführung ist es, mit feministischen Strömungen außerhalb Europas vertraut zu machen. Nachgezeichnet werden Debatten zu Feminismus und Gendergerechtigkeit in Afrika, Asien und Lateinamerika der letzten Jahrzehnte sowie der rege Austausch über regionale, nationale und auch kulturell-religiöse oder Sprachgrenzen hinweg. Der Band enthält sowohl Kapitel mit regionalem als auch Kapitel mit themenzentriertem Fokus, wie dem postkolonialen F…
How do We Teach Feminist Theories Today? A Conversation
Heinz Kimmerle's intercultural philosophy and the quest for epistemic justice
Since the 1990s epistemic (in)justice has been a central issue of post-colonial and feminist studies. But only during the last decade the term has become paradigmatic and new aspects of the issue have been addressed – particularly because of the works of De Sousa Santos (2012, 2014) and Fricker (2007) . One of the pioneers of an intercultural approach to philosophy is the German philosopher Heinz Kimmerle (1930 – 2016) , who in the 1980s began to…
African Philosophy in an Intercultural Perspective
CanThere Be Reconciliation between African and NonAfrican Philosophy?'
The status of oral traditions in the history of philosophy: Methodological considerations
Today, there is a growing consensus among philosophers in Africa, Latin America and other regions of the world that the history of philosophy has to consider both written and oral sources in the reconstruction of the history of philosophy. Even though it is usually not denied that philosophy also expresses itself in oral practices, such as conversation or instruction, the question remains as to how oral philosophical traditions can become part of…
Philosophy (8 works) · Sociology (8 works) · African cultural and philosophical studies (7 works) · Epistemology (7 works) · Political science (6 works) · Law (4 works) · Anthropology (3 works) · Art (3 works) · Humanities (3 works) · Contemporary philosophy (2 works)