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Genuine intellectuals : academic and social responsibilities of universities in Africa /

"Bernard Fonlon ... believed in public service with selfless dedication and unwavering integrity. ... He was educated in the classical mould of Europe, yet he remained close to home in his daily life." Professor Aliko Songolo, University of California-Irvine, USA.

Detalles Bibliográficos
Clasificación:Libro Electrónico
Autor principal: Fonlon, Bernard Nsokika, 1924-1986
Formato: Electrónico eBook
Idioma:Inglés
Publicado: Makon, Bamenda : Langaa Research, 2009.
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Acceso en línea:Texto completo

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505 0 0 |g Machine generated contents note:  |g ch. One  |t University: Birth and Growth --  |g ch. Two  |t Conservation and Reorganisation --  |g ch. Three  |t Nature of Studies --  |g ch. Four  |t Scientific Method --  |g ch. Five  |t Approach to History and Literature --  |g ch. Six  |t Philosophy: A Categorical Imperative --  |g ch. Seven  |t Genuine Intellectual --  |g ch. Eight  |t Dedication To The Common Weal --  |g ch. Nine  |t Tributes to Professor Dr. Bernard Fonlon (19th November 1924 -- 26th August 1986). 
520 |a "Bernard Fonlon ... believed in public service with selfless dedication and unwavering integrity. ... He was educated in the classical mould of Europe, yet he remained close to home in his daily life." Professor Aliko Songolo, University of California-Irvine, USA. 
520 |a "Bernard Nsokika Fonlon was a truly humble man, a man of discipline, a man of principles, a man of prayers, a man who loved the truth, a man who had great respect for the views of others, even those he did not share." Christian Cardinal Tumi, Archbishop of Douala, Cameroon. 
520 |a This book, slim as it looks, took Bernard Nsokika Fonlon the best part of five laborious years to write 1965-9 inclusive. He writes: "I was penning away as students in France were up in arms against the academic Establishment, and their fury almost toppled a powerful, prestigious, political giant like General de Gaulle. In America students, arms in hand, besieged and stormed the buildings of the University Administration, others blew up lecture halls in Canada -the student revolt, a very saeva indignatio, was in paroxysm. But in England (save in the London School of Economics where students rioted for the lame reason that the College gate looked like that of a jail-house) all was calm ..." 
520 |a Fonlon drew on these events to define the role of university education in this precious treasure of a book, which he dedicates to every African freshman and freshwoman. The book details his reflections and vision on the scientific and philosophical Nature, End and Purpose of university studies. He calls on African students to harness the Scientific Method in their quest for Truth, and to put the specialised knowledge they acquire to the benefit of the commonwealth first, then, to themselves. To do this effectively, universities must jealously protect academic freedom from all non-academic interferences. For any university that does not teach a student to think critically and in total freedom has taught him or her nothing of genuine worth. Universities are and must remain sacred places and spaces for the forging of genuine intellectuals imbued with skills and zeal to assume and promote social responsibilities with self abnegation. --Book Jacket. 
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