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UNIVERSITY OF SOUTH AFRICA
College of Human Sciences  Department of Philosophy
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INTRODUCTION TO
AFRICAN PHILOSOPHY
Evaluating Communitarianism in South
Africa's National Development Plan
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PLS1502


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Introduction to African Philosophy


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Assignment 02 (Semester 1)


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Essay (9001000 words)


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100%


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2026


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University of South Africa (UNISA)


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Harvard


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Submitted in partial ful
lment of the requirements for PLS1502  UNISA, Semester 1, 2026

, UNISA | PLS1502 Communitarianism & Social Cohesion  Assignment 02



Contents
Essay: Communitarianism and Social Cohesion in South Africa 3
1. Introduction . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3



2. Menkiti and Gyekye: The Core Disagreement 4

3. The NDP and Social Cohesion 5

4. Moderate Communitarianism as the Better Framework 6

5. Personal Re
ection 7

6. Conclusion 8

Reference List 9




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Maurice Muhatia Makumba An Introduction to African Philosophy
Publisher: 2007 ISBN: 9789966082961 Edition: Unknown

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