Author Guidelines
Ezumezu: African perspectives on Logic, Transhumanism and AI Ethics (Ezumezu) is a publication of the Conversational Society of Philosophy. It publishes biannually: March and October. Manuscripts are to be submitted electronically to: ezumezu@cspafrica.org.
Note to Contributors:
Ezumezu: African perspectives on Logic, Transhumanism and AI Ethics (Ezumezu) is an interdisciplinary and decolonial journal dedicated to the publication of well-researched articles, primarily of the qualitative type but not excluding its quantitative variant. Our goal is to create a platform on which scholars can engage with the ideas of their colleagues. Thus, our main audience would be researchers and practitioners of philosophy, generally speaking, and African philosophy and other related fields in the humanities and the social sciences in particular. In this regard, articles submitted to Ezumezu: African perspectives on Logic, Transhumanism and AI Ethics must be presented in the conversational style. We publish two issues per year. Submissions may include original articles (full-length articles that propose a new/novel idea, build on an existing system, or extend existing arguments); conversations (shorter essays that aim to deconstruct and reconstruct an idea in a previously published essay); and book reviews (mainly focused on contemporary literature in African philosophy and studies).
Open Access Statement
Articles published in Ezumezu are “open access”. Users are permitted to read, download, copy, distribute or use journal articles for any other lawful purposes. Users do not need to register on the journal’s website to access the published articles. While we are committed to keeping our articles “open access”, reprinting of articles published in the journal must be done with permission from the Editor and with due acknowledgements. Articles would be available on journal page of our website at https://cspafrica.org/ezumezu-issues/
Referencing Style
Authors are expected to format their manuscript as directed in the CSP reference style. We do not accept endnotes. Footnotes may be used sparingly.
Authors are expected to STRICTLY follow the CSP referencing style (you can download the CSP reference style at the bottom of the page).
Publication Cycle
Ezumezu: African perspectives on Logic, Transhumanism and AI Ethics publishes biannually in March and October. Manuscripts are to be submitted electronically to: ezumezu@cspafrica.org.
Instructions for Authors
All manuscripts (in English) must be original (neither plagiarised nor under consideration elsewhere) and submitted to the editor in MS word format via the submission link or e-mail: ezumezu@cspafrica.org. While English is the preferred language for publication, we understand that authors may use certain non-English phrases. Where such is the case, English translations in footnotes or in parenthesis is usually required.
Full original articles are expected to be between 4000 – 6000 words (exceptions can be made where absolutely necessary). Short conversations can be between 2000-4000 words. A concise title (20 words max.) and a 150-200 word abstract are required for both.
