Category:Ubuntu (philosophy)

**ubuntu**
	Southern African philosophy
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Instance of	philosophical school;
Subclass of	humanism; Africana philosophy;
Named after	humanitas;
Different from	Ubuntu;
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Afrikaans: Ubuntu, uitgespreek as oe-BOEN-toe (/uːˈbuːntuː/), is 'n etiese of humanistiese filosofie vanuit Afrika suid van die Sahara wat oor toewyding en verhoudings tussen mense handel. Die woord kom voor in die Bantoe-tale van suidelike Afrika en word as 'n tradisionele Afrika-konsep gesien. Ubuntu word gesien as 'n idee wat ten grondslag lê aan die ontstaan van die demokratiese Republiek van Suid-Afrika en is verbonde aan die idee van die Afrika-renaissance. In die politiek word die konsep gebruik om te benadruk dat konsensus bereik moet word voordat besluite geneem word en dat 'n menslike etiek nodig is op die basis waarvan besluit word.

English: Ubuntu or "uMunthu" (Chichewa) is a southern African ethic or humanist philosophy focusing on people's allegiances and relations with each other. Some believe that ubuntu is a classical African philosophy or worldview whereas others point out that the idea that ubuntu is a philosophy or worldview developed in written sources during the second half of the 1900s. The word ubuntu has its origins in the Bantu languages of southern Africa.