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Sustainable-inclusive development through conversational thinking: The case for Africa – China relations

, 2019
My aim in this paper is to show the necessity and possibility of  implementing inclusive development that is sustainable in Africa-China relations using the Conversational technique. I contend that the foremost challenges facing inclusive and sustainable
Enyimba, Maduka, Maduka Enyimba
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African Philosophy and the Epistemic Marginalization of Women Jonathan O. Chimakonam and Louise du Toit (Eds.). London and New York: Routledge/ Taylor and Francis, 2018. ISBN 9780815359647 [PDF]

Hypatia, 2021
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What does the Thinking about Relationalism and Humanness in African Philosophy imply for Different Modes of Being Present in the Metaverse? [PDF]

Sci Eng Ethics
Ewuoso C.
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_Ezumezu_ Logic and the Problem of Evil

My paper examines the problem of evil in its logical form, and along lines of African philosophizing. I construe the problematic nature of this problem [of evil] (hereafter, λ) as arising from a Western logical structure, which takes the valuation of ...
Adimike, John Owen
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Is it ethically permissible to allow untrained practitioners to perform IONM? An African perspective. [PDF]

Brain Spine
Nel J, Ewuoso C.
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Coercive public health policies need context-specific ethical justifications. [PDF]

Monash Bioeth Rev
Johnson T, Ndlovu L, Baiyegunhi OO, Lora WS, Desmond N.   +4 more
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Okeke, Jonathan Chimakonam

Okeke, Jonathan Chimakonam
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The Methodological Significance of Chimakonam’s Ezumezu Logic [PDF]

Filosofia Theoretica, 2019
In this short piece, I argue that Chimakonam’s Ezumezu logic bears methodological significance for African scholarship as a whole. If method rests on logic, and method accounts for the distinction of one knowledge output from another, then the formulation of a system of logic which can creditably be described as African, even if simply in cultural ...
Ofuasia, Emmanuel, Emmanuel Ofuasia
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Between Fiction and Fact: Further Reflections on Jonathan Chimakonam’s Critique of Kwesi Tsri on Blackness and Race [PDF]

Filosofia Theoretica, 2020
In his [Africans are not Black: The Case for Conceptual Liberation], Kwesi Tsri relies extensively on myths and non-fictional narratives to dictate the origin of the racial disparagement of Afro-Americans and Africans from south of the Sahara. Owing to the synonymy between ‘black’ and ‘Africa(n)’ as well as the derogatory symbolism in the former that ...
Emmanuel Ofuasia
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