黑人、普遍主义和社会主义

Q1 Medicine
S. Diagne
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今天重新解读黑人运动的意义是很重要的,而不是像通常的情况那样,将其简化为对殖民主义话语本质主义的反感伤主义;认识到桑戈尔、csamsaire和Damas是􀏔irst和最重要的全球哲学家,也就是说,他们是1955年万隆会议所承诺的多元化和去中心化世界的思想家。因此,他们的不同视角汇聚在一起,共同思考我们这个时代基于非帝国普遍性的人文主义,以及基于平等的相遇和翻译的普遍性。因此,一种社会主义,在其不同的翻译中,是一种解放的力量,也是地球的人性化和精神化的力量。这项任务仍然是我们的。
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Negritude, Universalism, and Socialism
It is important to read afresh today the meaning of the Negritude movement without reducing it, as is often the case, to a counter-es-sentialism in response to the essentialism of the discourse of coloni-alism; to realize that Senghor, Césaire, and Damas were 􀏔irst and foremost global philosophers, that is, thinkers of the plural and de-centred world that the Bandung conference of 1955 had promised. Thus, their different perspectives converge as the task of thinking a humanism for our times based on a non-imperial universal, a univer-sal of encounter and translation founded on equality. And, conse-quently, a socialism that is, in its different translations, a force of emancipation, but also of humanization and spiritualization of the earth. That task is still ours.
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