Vol. 11 (2015) | OGIRISI: a New Journal of African Studies

Published: 2015-09-04

Contemporary African philosophy, identity and the question of African languages

JO Oguejiofor, N Ezenwa-Ohaeto

1-18

DOI:

10.4314/og.v11i1.1

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Critical notes on Hegel’s treatment of Africa

O Adegbindin

20-43

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10.4314/og.v11i1.2

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An evaluation of the Urhobo cultural conception of death

AO Anthony

45-64

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10.4314/og.v11i1.3

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Salutation and health in Nigerian traditional society: a study of selected communities in the south east region

BA Mathias, BN Onyima

66-82

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10.4314/og.v11i1.4

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A literary analysis of the West Africans’ reaction to the introduction of western education in Africa: the case of selected Francophone and Anglophone novels

M Traoré

84-111

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10.4314/og.v11i1.5

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The Sisyphean myth, negative capability and societal relevance

C Okoye

113-120

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10.4314/og.v11i1.6

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Posing the historical Jesus question and the goal of African biblical scholarship

JA Ottuh

122-152

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10.4314/og.v11i1.7

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Democracy, leadership and nation building in Nigeria

CC Nweke

154-167

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10.4314/og.v11i1.8

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An ethical approach to the xenophobia against foreigners in South Africa

O Ojedokun

169-191

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10.4314/og.v11i1.9

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Revisiting the Yoruba ethnogenesis: a religiocultural hermeneutics of ancient Egyptian texts

EF Taiwo, AP Daniel

193-208

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10.4314/og.v11i1.10

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A review of the new Africa: dispatches from a changing continent by Robert Press

E Etieyibo

210-216

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10.4314/og.v11i1.11

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Contemporary African philosophy, identity and the question of African languages

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Critical notes on Hegel’s treatment of Africa

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An evaluation of the Urhobo cultural conception of death

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Salutation and health in Nigerian traditional society: a study of selected communities in the south east region

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A literary analysis of the West Africans’ reaction to the introduction of western education in Africa: the case of selected Francophone and Anglophone novels

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The Sisyphean myth, negative capability and societal relevance

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Posing the historical Jesus question and the goal of African biblical scholarship

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Democracy, leadership and nation building in Nigeria

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An ethical approach to the xenophobia against foreigners in South Africa

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Revisiting the Yoruba ethnogenesis: a religiocultural hermeneutics of ancient Egyptian texts

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A review of the new Africa: dispatches from a changing continent by Robert Press

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