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The dynamics of the image of others in communities where the guardians of civilization pass on to the younger generation the most representative ways of thinking, expressing and acting inherited from the past, affects the well-being of humanity. Their consequent condition raises the problem of the very often voluntary falsification of the natural image/identity of the human being within as well as beyond the borders of his or her micro/macro-zone of education, in terms of devaluation or overvaluation of the intrinsic value of the individual. It thus arouses curiosity and provides the basis for…mehr

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The dynamics of the image of others in communities where the guardians of civilization pass on to the younger generation the most representative ways of thinking, expressing and acting inherited from the past, affects the well-being of humanity. Their consequent condition raises the problem of the very often voluntary falsification of the natural image/identity of the human being within as well as beyond the borders of his or her micro/macro-zone of education, in terms of devaluation or overvaluation of the intrinsic value of the individual. It thus arouses curiosity and provides the basis for a scientifically useful, well-equipped and sustained reflection. It also leads the author to offer the reader an original and captivating literature on: the perpetuation of self-centered training contents and the strong zonization of the content of knowledge, a plethora of dehumanizing clichés too well known in the world before the beginning of the end of the bipolarization or that of the era of the triumph of the digital, the march to the recognition of the unique identity to the Man and the progress of humanity
Autorenporträt
Mbengué Nguimè Martin é Professor Titular na Universidade de Ngaoundéré, que representa no Comité Nacional de Ligação para o Programa MOST / MINRESI / UNESCO Camarões. Fundador e Director do Centro Africano de Partilha de Conhecimento (AKSC), trabalha na "Educação, Juventude e Política" desde 1987.