Vol. 19 No. 2 (2021)

Articles

• SLANGS USE AMONG IGBO FARMERS

  Orji, Dereck-M. Akachukwu (Ph.D), Okoli, Sunday Ifeanyi

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• THE SOCIAL CONTRACTS OF THOMAS HOBBES AND JOHN LOCKE: A COMPARATIVE ANALYSIS

  Umeh, George-Franklin

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• WIDOWHOOD, JUSTICE AND THE RULE OF LAW IN AFRICA: NIGERIAN - IGBO PERSPECTIVE

  Sr. Mary Winifred Gloria Eche, DMMM, PhD

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• PLATO’S MYTH OF THE “NOBLE LIE” VIS-À-VIS SAINT AUGUSTINE’S IDEAL OF A STATESMAN

  Kolawole Chabi, O.S.A.

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• SUBJECTIVISM AND OBJECTIVISM IN COSMIC EXISTENCE: A SOCIOEPISTEMIC INQUIRY TOWARDS GLOBAL EXPANSION OF THOUGHT

  Chinweuba, Gregory Emeka PhD

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• QUERIDA AMAZONIA: THE ECHOES OF THE LONG-LASTING CRY OF AFRICA

  Gabriel Tochukwu Okafor

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• ‘MBOM-UZO’: AN AFRICAN IDENTITY IN IGBO COSMOLOGY

  Ifeanyi Okeke, PhD

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• A CRITIQUE OF COMMUNICATIVE ACTION IN JURGEN HABERMAS’ PHILOSOPHY

  JEKO Ogheneochuko Victor (Ph.D), APOLOGUN Sylvester Sunday (Ph.D)

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• FRANÇOISE UGOCHUKWU, LE PAYS IGBO DU NIGERIA, PRÉFACE DE GRAHAM FURNISS. PARIS, L'HARMATTAN, 2011, 349 P. (ISBN 978-2-296- 12961-0)

  Kolawole Chabi, O.S.A.

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• IS ‘BRIDE PRICE’ EXPLOITATIVE? AN ESSAY IN AFRICAN SOCIAL INSTITUTIONS AND PHILOSOPHY

  Dr. Emmanuel Asia

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• THE PSYCHODYNAMICS OF EPISTEMIC PROCESS

  Isenyo Solomon Ogaba, PhD, Egbonu, John Okwuchukwu, PhD

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• THE ONTOLOGICAL FOUNDATION OF THE CONCEPT OF IDEA IN GEORGE BERKELEY’S EPISTEMOLOGY

  Isenyo Solomon Ogaba, PhD

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