سقراط و Òrúnmìlà: دو قدیس حامی فلسفه کلاسیک

Oluwole's teachings and works are generally attributed to the Yoruba school of philosophical thought, which was ingrained in the cultural and religious beliefs(Ifá) of the various regions of Yorubaland. According to Oluwole, this branch of philosophy predates the Western tradition, as the ancient African philosopher Orunmila predates Socrates by her estimate. These two thinkers, representing the values of the African and Western traditions, are two of Oluwole's biggest influences, and she compares the two in her book Socrates and Orunmila. Source: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sophie\_Oluwole ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS PREFACE INTRODUCTION CHAPTER ONE Three Characterizations of Socrates CHAPTER TWO Three Characterizations of Qrunmila CHAPTER THREE What They Said They Said CHAPTER FOUR Some Existing Canons of Distinguishing Between Western and African Philosophy CHAPTER FIVE Traditions of Philosophy as Conceptual Frameworks CHAPTER SIX Distinctive Intellectual Features of Western and African Philosophy POSTSCRIPT Binary Complementarity and the Search for a New World Social Order BIBLIOGRAPHY APPENDIX 1 APPENDIX II APPENDIX III APPENDIX IV INDEX