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God is Dead, Psychology is Dead and Fear is Dead: A Global Worldview Critical Analysis

R. Michael Fisher
pp. 12-15 December 2019 Open access · CC BY 4.0
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One cannot ignore the juxtaposition of sustaining an African future with sustaining a Western civilization future. It has to be troubled from the start, that any assertion that Africa or any other nation in development ought to necessarily follow the way of the so-called First World nations (Western civilization). Under pressures globally of a loss of future(s) on many fronts, exacerbated by careless and unjust development policies in the West, one has to question if anything like sustainability is even possible. What does that term mean anymore? It is a term that invokes a future; but what is this future coming? What can one in any nation, but particularly in Africa, do to re-vice the imperatives of Western civilization and the Western knowledge pursuit, especially since 17th century European Enlightenment? The study critically sought to provide an insight on how to sustainably develop Africa in the Covid -19 periods through fear management.

FearPsychologyTransdisciplinaritySustainabilityAfrica

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Fisher, R. M. (2019). God is Dead, Psychology is Dead and Fear is Dead: A Global Worldview Critical Analysis. Transdisciplinary Agora for Future Discussions Journal, 1(3), 12–15. https://journal.taffds.org/articles/god-is-dead-psychology-is-dead-and-fear-is-dead-a-global-worldview-critical-analysis-4-12

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