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INTELLECTUS

The African Journal of Philosophy

Category: Volume 2-1

Intellectus: The African Journal of Philosophy – Volume 2-1

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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Conflict Management in Africa: The African Union’s Peace and Security Architecture (APSA)

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Abstract The African continent, with its history of regional cooperation rooted in Pan-Africanism, has faced numerous challenges since independence, including internal disputes, neocolonialism, and underdevelopment. The Organization of African Unity (OAU), established in 1963, operated modestly in addressing security issues, especially amidst the violent civil wars of the post-Cold War era. As international responses, notably …

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The Economic Underpinning of Social Science Methodologies in Development Discourse in Africa

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Abstract It has evolved into norm the professional activity aimed generally at enriching and enhancing individual and group development or the admission by social workers, the methodological approaches of the natural sciences by the social science disciplines has remained elusive. Much as the focus of the natural scientist differs from that of the social worker, …

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Ethics, Animals and Intensive Farming

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Abstract The principle of Equal Consideration of Interests ought to govern our treatment of animals. Instead, however, the current treatment of animals is dominated by speciesism, a prejudice against taking seriously the interests of beings who are not members of our species. This prejudice resembles other prejudices such as racism and sexism. The worst forms …

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