IGWEBUIKE Vol. 2 No. 5, 2016

Publication Contents

ASOUZU’S BEING-IN-CONTROL (IMA-ONWE ONYE)

Leonard Nwoye
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ASOUZU’S NOTION OF UNINTENDED ETHNOCENTRIC COMMITMENT AS FURTHER CRITIQUE OF VALUE ORIENTED BIAS IN INQUIRY

Ezugwu, Umezurike John
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ASOUZU AND UNITY OF SUBJECT MATTER OF THE SCIENCES

Ogbonnaya, Lucky Uchenna
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AMBIVALENCE OF HUMAN EXISTENTIAL SITUATION AS AN INDEX OF RATIONAL EXPLANATION

Chris O. Akpan
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KANT’S METAPHYSICS OF SUBJECTIVITY AND ASOUZU’S IDEA OF JOY OF BEING

Enyimba Maduka
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SOCIAL ENGINEERING AND AMBIVALENCE OF HUMAN INTEREST: THE NIGERIA EXPERIENCE

J. O. Inyang
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THE PROBLEM OF THE HUMAN AMBIVALENCE SITUATION

Abanka Israel Michael Kitchi, George A Amissah, William Brookan Ejobu Emmanuel Essien Akpan Dominic Archibong Ijene, Obio Akom Aniah, Paschal Undie Arrey, Dorris A.
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IBANYIDANDA, DESCRIPTIVE STATEMENT AND THE SUPER MAXIM

Afo, Comfort Iyaji Ejom, Margaret Bassey Godwin, Idongesit Umoh Ofana, Diana Ekor Ofem, Okoi Etim Ogholo, Grace Ibe Omah, Ambrose Emmanuel Udoudo, Idorenyin Denis
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THE IDEA OF UNINTENDED ETHNOCENTRIC COMMITMENT AND SCIENTIFIC OBJECTIVITY

Thomas, Micah Edet, Esther Christopher Abankok, Augustin Elkanah Idiege, James Joseph Egrinya, Pius Eneji Abang, Christopher Obi Ikpete, Melody Ekpe Antigha, Bassey Ene
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DESCRIPTIVE STATEMENTS AND THE SUPER-MAXIM

Ntui, Douglas Andrew Bassey, Owoidigheabasi E. Obojor-Ogar, Owobiotu F. Iloegbunam, Livinus D. Obeten, Sunday Godswill Nkwokoma, Christian Chinedu Okorn, Ayuk Samuel Nkwam, Sandra Oti Ekanem, Bassey Ita
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BOOK REVIEW - The Method and Principles of Complementary Reflection In and Beyond African Philosophy

Innocent I. Asouzu, Ph.D.
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