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This work lies at the crossroads of fundamental sciences, African philosophies and contemporary humanities. It proposes a bold, transdisciplinary re-reading of endogenous African knowledge through a mathematical and poetic approach: that of African Fractal Equations, articulated to the theory of the twelve-dimensional universe and the Africanissim philosophical current. The research starts from an epistemological observation: traditional African knowledge has often been marginalized or reduced to folkloric or esoteric expressions, for lack of a scientific language capable of revealing its internal rigor and universal scope. This thesis aims to lift this veil of invisibility by developing a poetics of the intelligible, where mathematical language (fractals, geometric structures, dynamic modeling) becomes a bridge between African symbolism and scientific formalization. Methodologically, the thesis articulates fractal modeling, cosmological analysis, lyrical surveying and critical philosophy.

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