Vol. 4 No. 3 (2020)

Articles

• PHILOSOPHY AND THE QUESTION OF THE INDISSOLUBILITY OF NIGERIA: ADDRESSING THE CRITICAL ISSUES OF THE NIGERIAN STATE

  GODWIN OKANEME, PhD

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• SOLIPSISM, PRIVATE LANGUAGE, AND THE KNOWLEDGE OF OTHER MINDS: IMPLICATIONS FOR INTERSUBJECTIVITY

  OKORO, CHARLES KENECHUKWU

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• THOREAU'S CONCEPT OF CIVIL DISOBEDIENCE AS A PANECEA AGAINST UNJUST STATE IN NIGERIA

  DR. OBINNA VICTOR OBIAGWU, DONATUS UZOMA OKWARA

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• NZE NA OZO TITLE IN IGBO CULTURE: A PHILOSOPHICAL REFLECTION ON ITS SIGNIFICANCE IN A CONTEMPORARY SOCIETY

  EJIKEMEUWA J. O. NDUBISI, PhD, JOSEPH EJIMOGU OKERE

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• NO HUMAN NATURE, NO OBJECTIVE VALUE: A CRITIQUE OF SARTRE'S EXISTENTIALISM

  JOHNSON UGOCHUKWU OFOEGBU PhD, UMEADI KINGSLEY MARIO-BRUNO CHUKWUMEZIEREM (Omd)

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• THE FUTURE AND SURVIVAL OF AFRICAN PHILOSOPHY AS A GENRE

  Ntui, Victor Ntui, Ph.D.

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• AN EXPLORATION OF PANTALEON IROEGBU'S PEDAGOGY OF NKUZIOLOGY FOR CONTEMPORARY AFRICA

  IRABOR, Benson Peter, OLUFOWOBI, Oludare Okikiola, PhD

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• EDUCATION AND SUSTAINABLE NATIONAL DEVELOPMENT

  JOSEPH EJIMOGU OKERE, OFOEGO, CHINYERE O.

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• AN APPRAISAL OF MIGRATION AND THE ISSUE OF AFRICAN IDENTITY

  Oludare Gladys Oluwatosin, Owoyemi Deborah Oluwasola

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• HUMAN NATURE IN KARL MARX: A CRITICAL ANALYSIS

  Okpanachi Elijah Ojochonu, PhD

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• MATTHEW LIPMAN'S PHILOSOPHY OF CATCH THEM YOUNG: AN IMPERATIVE FOR MORAL AND NATIONAL DEVELOPMENT IN NIGERIA

  Olubanjo-Olufowobi, Olufunso

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