Tancredo Tivane
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Tancredo Tivane's research examines philosophical concepts related to identity, justice, and inequality. His work explores how historical contexts, such as colonialism, shape present-day injustices and individual perceptions of responsibility. Tivane investigates the philosophical underpinnings of racial and ethnic identity, drawing on thinkers like Frantz Fanon and W.E.B. Du Bois to challenge existing anti-inequality strategies.
His publications also address decision-making principles, including the concept of conflicting consent and when a more recent decision supersedes an older one. Tivane's scholarship emphasizes the importance of self-affirmation for intellectual development, particularly within the context of Mozambican philosophy. His recent work continues to engage with complex social and ethical questions, reflecting a commitment to understanding and addressing systemic inequalities through philosophical inquiry.
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- Publications: 4
Selected Publications
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Conditioned Agency and Responsibility for Colonial Injustice (2026)Journal of the Arkansas Academy of Science OpenAlex
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When Does the Most Contemporaneous Decision Override? The Principle of Conflicting Consent Decision (2025)
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