AMAMIHE Vol. 20 No. 1, 2022

ALIENATING THE ‘OWN-NESS’ GRAMMAR: IMPLICATIONS FOR AN IGBO PHILOSOPHICAL WORLD-HOOD

Prof. Jerome Ikechukwu Okonkwo

TOWARDS UTOPIA: FEMALISM IN CHIOMA OPARA’S HER MOTHER’S DAUGHTER

Columbus N. Ogbujah, PhD

PERSONHOOD, ETHNICITY, AND THE NIGERIAN STATE

Adetayo Oludare Alade (Ph.D.)

THE PRINCIPLES OF IGWEBUIKE IN RESPONSE TO THE PROBLEM OF INSECURITY IN NIGERIA

Nnoruga, Nnaemeka James, PhD

HUMAN MORALITY AS AN EVOLUTIONARY ILLUSION: A PHILOSOPHICAL EXPLORATION AND CRITIQUE

U.S. Odozor O.G.F. Nwaorgu E.O. Akintona

NEGRITUDE AND AFRICAN IDENTITY IN CONTEMPORARY AFRICAN THOUGHT

Gabriel Asuquo UBANI, Samuel

ART AS IMITATION IN PLATO’S PHILOSOPHY: A CRITICAL APPRAISAL

Amadi, Cornelius Chukwudi, PhD

CONFRONTING THE EMERGING SOCIETAL CHALLENGES IN NIGERIA THROUGH MATTHEW LIPMAN’S MODEL OF EDUCATION

Emmanuel E. Ette, PhD

A CRITIQUE OF ROBERT NOZICK’S TRUTH TRACKING THEORY

Benedict Michael PhD Solomon Sonnen Teghtegh

THE ONTOLOGICAL STATUS OF SCIENTIFIC KNOWLEDGE

M. S. C. Okolo

EPTAISM: THE INTERPLAY OF THOUGHT AND ACTION IN EDEH’S METAPHYSICS AS FOSTERING HUMAN DIGNITY

Purissima Egbekpalu, PhD

GENDER ISSUES IN AFRICAN CULTURE: AN EVALUATION

Nwachukwu, Chikaodili Clementina Ekenedilichukwu A. Okolo

GLOBALISATION IN AFRICA: A CRITICAL REFLECTION ON KANU’S CONCEPT OF GLOBALIZATION AS A PROCESS

Cletus Umezinwa

AN ANALYSIS OF THE PROBLEM OF EPISTEMIC JUSTIFICATION

Umar Buratai Ibrahim

AMAMIHE Journal of Applied Philosophy