This audiobook, a continuation of "A History of Philosophy Without Any Gaps," explores Africana Philosophy from ancient Egypt to the 19th century. Authors Peter Adamson and Chike Jeffers trace philosophical traditions across Africa and the diaspora, examining oral traditions, responses to the slave trade, and the works of influential thinkers, including significant female philosophers.

This audiobook explores the rich, often overlooked, history of philosophy within the Islamic world, examining the interplay of Muslim, Jewish, and Christian thinkers and their engagement with fundamental questions of reason, belief, and knowledge. It challenges notions of decline by highlighting the enduring legacy and cross-cultural influence of Islamic philosophy.