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No 12 (2015): The Lwa and The Orisha: Spiritual Transmission and the Gifting of African-based Religions to the World |
Dr. Azuka Nzegwu describes the special-issue on African-based religion |
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Azuka Nzegwu |
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No 12 (2015): The Lwa and The Orisha: Spiritual Transmission and the Gifting of African-based Religions to the World |
Dr. Azuka Nzegwu on Margie's Singing and the Magic of Sacred Music |
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Azuka Nzegwu |
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No 14 (2016): A Dialogue with African and Africana Philosophers |
Editorial: A Dialogue with African and Africana Philosophers |
Abstract
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Azuka Nzegwu |
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No 16 (2017): African and Africana Philosophers in Conversation |
Editorial: And the Conversation Continues, Inspiration in Words |
Abstract
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Azuka Nzegwu |
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No 11 (2015): Negritude Reloaded |
Editorial: Negritude Reloaded |
Abstract
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Cheikh Thiam |
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No 4 (2012): Kwame Nkrumah and Democracy |
Editorial: Nkrumah Lives! |
Abstract
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Mogobe Ramose |
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No 7 (2013): Reconciliation in Postcolonial Africa |
Editorial: Reconciliation in Postcolonial Africa |
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Bernard Matolino |
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No 3 (2003) |
Editorial: To Our Readers |
Abstract
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Olufemi Taiwo |
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No 13 (2016): Water, Wind and Sound: Philosophy in a Different Key |
Editorial: Water, Wind and Sound: Philosophy in a Different Key |
Abstract
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Nkiru Nzegwu |
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No 12 (2015): The Lwa and The Orisha: Spiritual Transmission and the Gifting of African-based Religions to the World |
Editorial: When Silence contains Sounds, Narratives, and Vibrations of Sacred Knowledge |
Abstract
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Azuka Nzegwu |
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No 13 (2016): Water, Wind and Sound: Philosophy in a Different Key |
Elegy |
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Timothy Michael Rolls |
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No 15 (2017) |
Esu and African Philosophy |
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Olusegun Morakinyo |
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No 13 (2016): Water, Wind and Sound: Philosophy in a Different Key |
Facts You Didn’t Know About New Orleans |
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Common Ground |
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No 6 (2012) |
Felicia Ifeoma Ekejiuba On Igbo Political Ontology |
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Nkiru Nzegwu |
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No 13 (2016): Water, Wind and Sound: Philosophy in a Different Key |
Fragments |
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Timothy Michael Rolls |
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No 11 (2015): Negritude Reloaded |
From Metissage to Relation: A Comparative Analysis of Senghor's and Glissant's Philosophies |
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Cheikh Thiam |
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No 10 (2014): Zikism - The Liberation Philosophy of Nnamdi Azikiwe |
From Zikism to Dystopia: Public Security Challenges in Nigeria |
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Ifeanyi Ezeonu |
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No 3 (2003) |
Gender Imperialism in Academia |
Abstract
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Nkiru Nzegwu |
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No 8 (2013) |
Global Justice and African Philosophy |
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Bekele Gutema |
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No 9 (2014) |
Hell is Other People: A Critical Appraisal of Sartre’s Notion of the Individual’s Relation to the Other in the Light of the Notion of Ubuntu |
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Sunday Paul Chinazo Onwuegbuchulam |
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No 8 (2013) |
Holistic African Fractals |
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Biko Agozino |
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No 12 (2015): The Lwa and The Orisha: Spiritual Transmission and the Gifting of African-based Religions to the World |
Houngan George Ingmire on being a White Houngan |
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George Ingmire |
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No 12 (2015): The Lwa and The Orisha: Spiritual Transmission and the Gifting of African-based Religions to the World |
Houngan Liam Richard-Howes describes Obatala |
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Liam Richard-Howes |
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No 12 (2015): The Lwa and The Orisha: Spiritual Transmission and the Gifting of African-based Religions to the World |
Houngan Liam Richard-Howes describes Orisha FunFun |
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Liam Richard-Howes |
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No 12 (2015): The Lwa and The Orisha: Spiritual Transmission and the Gifting of African-based Religions to the World |
Houngan Liam Richard-Howes describes Yemaya, our Great African Mother |
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Liam Richard-Howes |
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