APQ - APPON PHILOSOPHICAL QUARTERLY

IGBO BLACKSMITHS AND OTHER ARTISANS IN WEAPON PRODUCTION DURING THE NIGERIAN CIVIL WAR: TOWARDS A SELF-RELIANT ARMY

HOW LANGUAGE DEFINES THE WORLD: ANALYZING A WITTGENSTEINIAN PERSPECTIVE

'IKWA OGWE' IN ASOUZU AS METHODOLOGY: HERMENEUTICS OF THE ROLE OF LANGUAGE IN UNDERSTANDING

ANDREI ALEINIKOV'S CREATIVE PEDAGOGY: LEVERAGING ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE FOR PRAGMATIC EDUCATION IN NIGERIA

UNDERSTANDING THE ROLE OF POVERTY IN CONDITIONING HUMAN BEHAVIOUR THROUGH AFRICAN LITERATURE: A PHILOSOPHICAL READING OF 'AN EX-MAS FEAST’

AN APPRAISAL OF FRANTZ FANON’S CHOICE OF VIOLENCE AS A TOOL FOR DECOLONIZATION

THE LIMITS OF JUST WAR THEORY AND INTERNATIONAL HUMANITARIAN LAW: INTEGRATING MORAL INJURY INTO THE ETHICS OF ARMED CONFLICT

RETHINKING RESPONSIBILITY AND NIGERIA IN THE LIGHT OF THE FACE OF THE OTHER – A SOCIO-POLITICAL APPLICATION OF THE PHILOSOPHY OF LEVINASIAN ETHICS OF RESPONSIBILITY

DECOLONIZING ENVIRONMENTAL KNOWLEDGE IN AFRICA: A PHILOSOPHICAL APPROACH THROUGH IGWEBUIKE

A MARXIST HERMENEUTICAL CRITIQUE OF AFRICAN SOCIALISM AGAINST THE BACKDROP OF COLONIAL AND HISTORICAL EXPERIENCE1

A HEGELIAN RESPONSE TO VIVEK CHIBBER'S CRITICISM OF POSTCOLONIAL THEORY

HUMANISM AND HEALTHCARE: AN EXPLORATION.

TRANSGENDERISM AND THE CHALLENGES OF PARTICIPATORY SPORTS

AN APPRAISAL OF CHRISTIAN ETHICAL PRINCIPLES OF FORGIVENESS AND RECONCILIATION IN SANKERA AREA OF BENUE STATE, NIGERIA