Louis Mpala Knihy

Exploring the concept of "pro-Hôponist democracy," Louis Mpala critiques traditional representative democracy by questioning the significance of elections and their outcomes. He advocates for a new democratic framework grounded in principles such as random selection, rotation of responsibilities, equality, and participatory budgeting. The backdrop of the Covid-19 pandemic prompts a re-evaluation of democracy, sparking debate among young philosophers at the University of Lubumbashi who challenge Mpala's vision. This book presents a thought-provoking dialogue on the future of democratic governance.

Exploring profound existential questions, this work delves into humanity's quest for understanding life's mysteries, such as existence, identity, suffering, and the afterlife. It examines the resurgence of reincarnation beliefs in the context of Postmodernity, paralleling the Renaissance's revival of ancient ideas. The book discusses the philosophical implications of these beliefs and the emergence of new philosophies and secret societies, highlighting humanity's enduring struggle to find meaning in an often bewildering world.