Why Man Is An African Man

There are many areas of specialization which are concerned with man (Fromm,1965),which is why man is defined differently depending on the discipline at stake. Over the years man has been described in terms of science, religion, arts and also philosophy. Man is a complicated being which cannot be described from only one aspect (Fromm,1965),they are a lot to consider in order to fully describe a man. The conclusion has not been reached to whether an African man is Lockean, Hobbesian or Rousseauan even with a variety of fields in the universe. An African man can be described in terms of relationship with other species, with nature itself and with fellow man. The million dollar question still remains unanswered, what is an African man?
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Everything human beings do is because of what they have learnt e.g. from school, parents, church etc. People in Chicko’s country believe that the crow resembles darkness and bad luck which is why they hated it which means everyone in that country is filled with knowledge from a tender age (Mungoshi, The Crow, 1972)For almost every good thing there is a bad thing that follows e.g. Julius did a good thing by confronting the principal but at the same time he got himself expelled from the school (Mungoshi, The Hero, 1972).Man also does both good and bad things without even noticing which leads back to tabula rasa (man is
Everything man does is out of greed and only does it for their own good. This matter has to be solved, man has to take care of the environment (plants and animals),engage in sustainable development, respect those who are in authority and love each other as fellow human beings. That is the only way Africa is going to grow up as a continent, as one, in unity and agreement.

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