Vol. 21 No. 2 (2023)

Articles

• IGWEBUIKE ETHICS: TOWARDS THE UNITY OF ETHICAL TRADITIONS IN AFRICA

  Ikechukwu Anthony KANU, PhD

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• THE BROKEN WORLD: A REFLECTION ON GABRIEL MARCEL’S PHILOSOPHY

  Francis Chigozie Ofoegbu PhD

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• ETHICAL REVOLUTION AS NIGERIA’S DEVELOPMENT DETERMINANT

  Eegunlusi, Tayo Raymond Ezekiel, PhD

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• PHILOSOPHY, TECHNOLOGY AND ENVIRONMENT

  Izuchukwu Innocent Emeam, PhD

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• AFRICAN TRADITIONAL OATH AS A MECHANISM FOR PEACE AND SOCIAL ORDER

  Obioha Precious Uwaezuoke, PhD, Etifiok N. Udominyang

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• PUBLIC GOOD AGAINST PERSONAL INTEREST: AN ETHICS OF DUTY APPROACH TO PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION IN NIGERIA

  Odumayak Okpo, PhD

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• PUBLIC GOOD AGAINST PERSONAL INTEREST: AN ETHICS OF DUTY APPROACH TO PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION IN NIGERIA

  Odumayak Okpo, PhD

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• INTERCULTURAL PHILOSOPHY AND THE QUESTION OF LEADERSHIP IN AFRICA

  Evaristus Emeka Isife, PhD

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• HUSSERLIAN PHENOMENOLOGY AS FOUNDATIONALISM: CRITICAL REVIEW OF A-WORLD-IN-BRACKETS

  Raphael, C. Eruka, Ph.D

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• COMPATIBILITY OF FREEDOM AND DETERMINISM IN SPINOZA’S ETHICS

  Benedict Michael S. PhD, Akpa Matthew Ikechukwu

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