Chapter 1 Introduction

Chapter 2 Hountondji’s Critique of Ethnophilosophy and His Notion of African Philosophy

Chapter 3 The Debate on Ethnophilosophy Between Hountondji and His Contemporary Critics

Chapter 4 Path-Clearing: Philosophy and History, Scientific Dependency, and Hountondji’s Turn to Endogenous Knowledge

Chapter 5 Hountondji as a Public Intellectual and His Political Career

Chapter 6 New Approaches to Scientific Dependency and Extraversion: Southern Theory, Epistemic Justice and the Quest to Decolonise Academia

Chapter 8 Debating the Universal as an Unfinished Project and Regulative Ideal

Chapter 9 A Preliminary Conclusion

Chapter 10 Appendix: Interview with Paulin J. Hountondji