Abstract
The article is devoted to the evolution of postcolonial narrative in Africa and African Diaspora. The author focuses on African studies – the creative works of prominent African scholars and their contribution to the development of modern humanities: history, philosophy, social and cultural anthropology, economics. Vumbi Yoka (Valentine Yves) Mudimbe, Kwame A.Appiah, Toyin Falola, Achill Mbembe, Dambiza Moyo following the principle of objectivity reconstruct the pictures of the Past and the Present, creating images of modern free Africa, with its problems and achievements. Their works are in demand thanks the original research vectors closely connected with the works of their predecessors: African authors and philosophers of postmodernism.
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