Vol. 16 No. 2 (2016) | Sophia: An African Journal of Philosophy

Published: 2018-03-05

Prudence as basis for economic excellence and national development: the Aristotelian paradigm

Maraizu Elechi, Ihejirika Cardinal

1-9

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Religious scepticism and the positisvists’ categorical mistake: an epistemological response

Anthony Raphael Etuk

10-22

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Economic factor as the central motive of British imperialism in Africa, 1800 – 1900: the Nigerian experience

Sandy Ojang Onor

23-31

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Educational significance of an algebraic function for the permutation of truth table columns

Etorobong Godwin Akpan, ThankGod Bekweri Amadi

32-38

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The morality of Xenotransplantation procedure: a case for animals

P.B. Bisong, Eric Besong

39-50

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“Moral dualism” in Niccolo Machiavelli’s The Prince: a critical analysis

Anthony Nwaigbo

51-59

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Postmodernism, phenomenology and afriphenomenology

Diana-Abasi Ibanga Francis

60-72

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Heidegger and Gadamer on hermeneutics: a comparative study

Peter Alawa

73-81

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The African novel and the city: a reading of Zaynab Alkali’s The Initiates

Ekpenyong Tete Ekpe

82-87

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Epistemology and education: locating a cynosure and creating a nexus for authentic national development

Ushie Idagu Abel, Abanda John Uket

88-96

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‘Whistle-blowing’ and the quandary of policy implementation in Nigeria

Thomas Alama Etalong, Gloria Enechojo Williams

97-107

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John Rawls’ original position: a model for socio-political retooling of Nigeria

Agha Eresia-Eke

108-118

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Revisiting Aristotle’s causality: model for development in Nigeria

Tamunosiki V. Ogan

119-128

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Prudence as basis for economic excellence and national development: the Aristotelian paradigm

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Religious scepticism and the positisvists’ categorical mistake: an epistemological response

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Economic factor as the central motive of British imperialism in Africa, 1800 – 1900: the Nigerian experience

DOI:

Educational significance of an algebraic function for the permutation of truth table columns

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The morality of Xenotransplantation procedure: a case for animals

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“Moral dualism” in Niccolo Machiavelli’s The Prince: a critical analysis

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Postmodernism, phenomenology and afriphenomenology

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Heidegger and Gadamer on hermeneutics: a comparative study

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The African novel and the city: a reading of Zaynab Alkali’s The Initiates

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Epistemology and education: locating a cynosure and creating a nexus for authentic national development

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‘Whistle-blowing’ and the quandary of policy implementation in Nigeria

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John Rawls’ original position: a model for socio-political retooling of Nigeria

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Revisiting Aristotle’s causality: model for development in Nigeria

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