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African Philosophy: Emancipation and Practice, by Pascah Mungwini

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African Philosophy: Emancipation and Practice, by Pascah Mungwini. Bloomsbury 2022. 218 pages. (Hardback ISBN 978-1-3501-9649-0); (Paperback ISBN 978-1-3501-9650-6) Download PDF

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Timeless Memories: Conversations between Wole Soyinka & Ulli Beier, edited by Olufemi Abodunrin and Mogomme Masoga

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REVIEW Timeless Memories: Conversations between Wole Soyinka & Ulli Beier, edited by Olufemi Abodunrin and Mogomme Masoga. Published by Wildeye Creative Solutions, Lagos, Nigeria. 90 pages   Download PDF

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Friedrich Froebel’s Pedagogy and the Quest for Moral Development in Modern Nigeria

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Abstract The present moral bankruptcy in Nigeria is the primary impetus for this research. The moral bankruptcy which has eaten deep into the fabric of the Nigerian society manifests vividly through corruption, emergence of mentally and politically imbalanced individuals, lack of political will and the absence of the fear of God and respect for humanity. …

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The Suicide Phenomenon and the Contemporary Society: Knowing and Understanding the ‘Self’

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Abstract Our objective in this paper is to examine the phenomenon of suicide which is becoming a pervasive part of our contemporary social life. In spite of the comforts from human innovations and inventions in contemporary societies, disillusionment about life is still a problem. This calls for a sober reflection on the experience of suicide. …

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Conviviality and Happiness

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Abstract In this paper, I try to show that happiness is an effect of conviviality, the highest form of living together, is the aesthetic form of a rational relational ethic. For Miskawayh, like Aristotle in the Nicomachean Ethics, reflective wisdom is a way of moving with a friend towards perfection and happiness. Most of the …

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Determinism in Traditional Yoruba Concepts of Ori: A Soft-Determinist Perspective

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Abstract For the traditional Yoruba, the idea of Ori, which metaphysically-speaking translates as human destiny is rife. However, there are various discussions suggesting that since it is possible for an entity to have either been given or chosen an Ori, before coming into this world, such an entity can neither be praiseworthy nor blameworthy for …

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Tiv Philosophical Thought and Heritage: An Outlook on the Value System of Communitarianism in the Light of Familyhood and Kinship

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Abstract Family and indeed familyhood is very germane to the Tiv people of Central Nigeria just like the people of other cultures. As such, family is regarded as an indispensable, anchorage and integral part of Tiv ontology. This fundamental consideration of familyhood and kinship makes it possible to practice and demonstrate the Tiv communitarian heritage …

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From the Periphery to the Center

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Abstract This article recounts one contemporary Muslim philosopher’s journey into the discipline of philosophy, detailing the importance of diversifying the study of philosophy to take it beyond its Anglo-American and Eurocentric borders along the way. Download PDF

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Heteropatriarchal Suppression: Examining Societal Norms Fuelling the Exclusion and Discrimination of LGBTQ Community in Lesotho

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Abstract The notion of homosexuality in Sub-Saharan African countries has been demonized and rejected based on the assumption that it is both unnatural and alien to African customs and practices. As a result, LGBTQ individuals continue to face stigmatization and discrimination which often translates into verbal, physical and sexual violence. Nevertheless, gender progressive movements such …

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Muslims Getting It Right with Nature for Environmental Sustainability

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Abstract The environment is under a serious threat, caused by human actions and inactions. One of such things that posed a threat is the human population which is estimated to be about 7.9 billion and it is increasing on a daily basis and the way humans deal with nature. However, the need for sustainability makes …

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