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The study of how ancient Kemetic (Egyptian) thought approached logic, reasoning, and the nature of knowledge—recovering an epistemic tradition that predates and differs from Greek logic. Kemetic logico‑epistemology examines principles like Ma’at as a standard of truth (harmony, balance, correspondence), the role of the heart as the seat of reasoning, and the use of analogical, symbolic, and narrative forms of argument. It challenges the claim that formal logic began with Aristotle, showing that Kemetic texts contain systematic reasoning, classification, and criteria for valid inference. This field also explores how knowledge was transmitted initiatically, linking epistemology to ethics and spiritual practice. It is a key component of the broader project to decolonize logic and recognize multiple rationalities.
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