AMAMIHE Vol. 18 No. 2, 2020

RE-EVALUATING HORTON’S INTELLECTUALIST THEORY OF RELIGIOUS CHANGE IN IGBO LAND

James Nnoruga

RENAISSANCE OF THE IGBO LANGUAGE IN A DIGITAL AGE: THE TEN FUNDAMENTAL PRINCIPLES

Bartholomew Nnaemedo

THE HERMENEUTICS AND RELIGIOUS CONSTRUCT IN THE ILA-OSO CULTURAL FESTIVAL OF AMIYI AHABA ISUIKWUATO

Uchenna Ebony Amanambu

COVID-19 PANDEMIC AND THE HEALTH OF (AFRICAN) MIGRANTS

Ikechukwu Anthony Kanu

UNDERSTANDING THE CONCEPT OF CATHARSIS IN ARISTOTLE

Terna Patrick FRANCIS

PHILOSOPHY AND RESTRUCTURING THE NIGERIAN STATE: INTERROGATING THE CRITICAL ISSUES

Godwin Okaneme

A DECONSTRUCTION OF PLATO’S CONCEPT OF EUGENIC BREEDING AND FEDERAL CHARACTER PRINCIPLE IN NIGERIA

Tersoo Agundu Oliver Dokpesi Timothy Adidi

BERTRAND RUSSELL’S “SCIENTIFIC GOVERNMENT” AS A MODEL OF GOVERNANCE FOR AFRICAN STATES

Imoter Mark SHENGE Edoh sunday Odum

BASIC TENETS IN IGALA ONTOLOGY

John Igbogo Ebeh

FOOD AND PLEASURE IN NIGERIA: A PRAGMATIC APPROACH TO EPICURUS’ PHILOSOPHY OF GOOD LIFE

Olufunso Olubanjo-Olufowobi

THE CONCEPT OF SACRIFICE IN YORUBA RELIGION AND CULTURE

Ikechukwu Anthony Kanu Immaculata Olu Omojola Mike Boni Bazza

ON THE QUESTION OF CULTURE: A CRITICAL APPRAISAL OF THE ODO AND EZUGU CULTS IN ENUGU STATE, NIGERIA

Joseph N. Agbo

AMAMIHE Journal of Applied Philosophy