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    Supports→The modern imposition of continental identity onto ancient civilizations is a widely accepted and often unremarked practice.

    Studies of Asian philosophy routinely apply the category 'Asian' to ancient civilizations that predate that concept.

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    Precisely locating the start of this early period once more raises potentially knotty metaphysical and empirical puzzles. Before the idea of Africa as a unitary entity gained sufficient traction (precisely when this happened is the empirical puzzle), nothing interestingly identifiable as African or Africana philosophy existed. There was a great deal of philosophizing in the place that would come to be called Africa, and there may be reasons to link those early activities to the self-consciously

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