APPON Vol. 13 No. 1, 2023

CAN PHILOSOPHY SAVE AFRICA?

J. Obi Oguejiofor Ike Odimegwu

ATTEMPTING A COPERNICAN REVOLUTION FOR POLITICS IN NIGERIA

Martin F. Asiegbu J Chidozie Chukwuokolo Elem, Emmanuel Chijioke

EDITH STEIN'S PHENOMENOLOGY OF EMPATHY AND NIGERIA'S RESPONSE TO THE COVID-19 PANDEMIC

Judith Gure Gwatana

MOM KOHOL MOM IN TIV SOCIO-POLITICAL THOUGHT SYSTEM

Tughhemba, Terfa Nicholas

RETHINKING JOHN RAWL'S CONCEPT OF JUSTICE AS FAIRNESS: IMPLICATION FOR NIGERIA'S POLITICAL STABILITY

Uchechukwu Kizito Ogu Anthony Udoka Ezebuiro

JOHN LOCKE AND THE POLEMICS OF RIGHTS IN A CONTRACTUAL SOCIETY

Chukwu, Peter Damian Ezechi Innocent Anthony Uke Anthony Udoka Ezebuiro

FEMINIST EPISTEMOLOGY VERSUS YORUBA ETHNO-EPISTEMOLOGY: ADDRESSING AN UNWARRANTED EPISTEMIC DICHOTOMY

Oluwaseun T. Babatuyi

AN EVALUATION OF KWASI WIREDU’S EMPIRICAL THOUGHT

Valentine Ehichioya Obinyan Faith Gloria Ehimua

NATURAL RESOURCES, POLITICAL “INJUSTICE” AND THE QUEST FOR RESOURCES CONTROL IN NIGERIA'S NIGER DELTA, 1956-2022

Amiara, Solomon Amiara Omeje, Paul Uroko Asu Ugama Anoke

THE CONCEPT OF NAKED POWER AND GOVERNANCE IN BERTRAND RUSSELL: A CRITICAL EXAMINATION

Azibalua Onyagholo Harold Edoni

HOW AFRICAN INDIGENOUS LANGUAGES CAN “SERVE AN ACTUAL NEED” IN CONTEMPORARY TIMES

Osita Nnajiofor

THE PHILOSOPHICAL IMPLICATIONS OF DAVID HUME'S “RADICAL” EMPIRICISM

Rev. Fr. Hyginus Chibuike Ezebuilo

AN EXAMINATION OF KARL OLIVECRONA'S LAW AS FACT

Aloysius O. Dimgba

PHILOSOPHY AND PRAXIS