Vol. 6 No. 9 (2020)

Articles

• SEMIOTIC INTERPRETATION AND THE IGWEBUIKE IDENTITY: AN ANTIDOTE FOR INTERPERSONAL MISUNDERSTANDING

  Dozie Iwuh, OSA

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• CHI: IN SEARCH FOR AN EXPLANATORY PRINCIPLE FOR THE INTERRELATEDNESS OF IGWEBUIKE PHILOSOPHY

  Ikechukwu Anthony, KANU

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• “CITY BEFORE SELF”: A COMPARATIVE STUDY OF PLUTARCH’S ETHICAL-POLITICAL THOUGHT AND IGWEBUIKE COMMUNAL PHILOSOPHY

  Kolawole Chabi, O.S.A., PhD

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• IGWEBUIKE AND LANGUAGE: IN SEARCH OF AN ONTOLOGICAL TOOLBOX FOR IGBO-AFRICAN PHILOSOPHY

  Ikechukwu Anthony KANU

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• THE AFRICAN IDENTIFY OF BIBLICAL MOSES: AN IGWEBUIKE DISCOURSE

  Hilary Ugwu, MSW

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• IGWEBUIKE: A KEY PRINCIPLE IN AFRICAN LIBERATION THEOLOGY

  Nnoruga James

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• IGWEBUIKE, INDIVIDUAL FREEDOM AND RESPONSIBILITY IN AFRICAN ETHICS

  Jude I. Onebunne, PhD, Mirian N. Alike, PhD

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