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Lecture
on "African Philosophy Today" in Switzerland
Burning Issues
in Ibuanyidanda Philosophy (Complementary Reflection), Philosophy and African
Philosophy
Some Basic Ideas of Ibuanyidanda Philosophy
Ada, Agada. "African Philosophy and the Challenge of Innovative Thinking"
Akpan Etorobong
Godwin: Quine,
Being and Universals in African Philosophy
Akpan Chris: Ambivalence
of human interest as an index of rational explanation
Asouzu Innocent:
The
complementary comprehensive noetic alternative
Asouzu Innocent:
Complementary
Reflection and Forestalling the Scramble for Africa
Asouzu Innocent:
Nature
of authentic human action and Complementary Reflection
Asouzu Innocent: On “Global Knowledge Economy”
Asouzu Innocent: “The Challenges of Super-maxim to Judgment and Actions".
Asouzu Innocent: Ïbuanyidanda"and the Philosophy of Essence (Philosophy the Science of Missing Links of Reality) - Inaugural Lecture
Asouzu Innocent: Ibuanyidanda
und der Herausforderungen der Doppelwertigkeit unserer Lebenserfahrungen
Asouzu Innocent: Award - Acceptance Speech
Asouzu Innocent: Fidelity to Western Metaphysics
Asouzu Innocent: Keynote Address: Changes, Adaptation and Complementary Noetic Transformation
Egbe Chidimma Ogbonna: The Epistemological Implications of Asouzu's "Ima-onwe-onye" or "Being-in-control"
Ekpo Benjamin Akaninyene: Leadership
and Self-Interest in Innocent Asouzu: Its Relevance to the Nigerian Situation
Elogbo, James e.
al. -Classical
Philosophy and Racism
Enyimba Maduka
Kant's
Metaphysics of Subjectivity and Asouzu's idea of
"Joy
of
Being"
Esowe, Dimgba Dimgb
Explanation,
Supernaturalism and Complementary Rationality
Essien Ephraim
Stephen: Human
Rights and implications in Complementary Reflection
Etta, Emmanuel
Efem Explanation
as a Comprehensive Task in Complementary Reflection
Etuk Udo: Review of "The Method and Principles
of Complementary Reflection In and Beyond African Philosophy".
Gmainer-Pranzl:
zu:
Innocent Izuchukwu Asouzu: The Method and Principles of Complementary Reflection
in and beyond African Philosophy
Ibrahim Shakiru
Adeshemola: Religious
Intolerance and Asouzu's Complementary Ontology
Ijeoma Stanley: Innocent Asouzu's Concept of Authentic Existence and its Imperative in the Contemporary Africa
Inyang John: Hegel
and African Philosophy
Inyang John: Social
engineering and ambivalence of human interest: the Nigeria experience
Ikegbu Ephraim:
Complementary
Reflection and Hierarchy of Social Order
Iwuagwu Emmanuel: Erklaeren
Verstehen Problematik in African Philosophy
Iwuagwu Emmanuel: Implications
of Kant's philosophy for suicide, war, abortion, violence, terrorism, corruption
etc.
Kidzu T. Oweh: Elements
of complementary reflection as a philosophy of integration
Kimmerle Heinz
, Zoetermeer: Reaction
to Innocent Asouzu’s Approach to African Philosophy and Asouzu's Reply
Kimmerle Heinz: Die schwere Last der Komplementarität: Antwort auf Innocent I. Asouzus Kritik an der interkulturellen Philosophie
Mesembe Edet: How
to teach Philosophy to make it relevant to Nigerian Students
Mesembe Edet: On
the teaching of Western Philosophy in African Universities
Obi-Osang V. Titilayo:
Realisation
of Being in Human Action in Asouzu's Complementary Ontological Reflection
Oguh, Joseph Ifeanyi:
The
Position of the Human Person in the Idea of Causality. An Exposition within
the Context of Complementary Reflection.
Okpo, Odumayak:
The
Idea of Truth within the Context of Ibuanyidanda
Onwubuariri, Francis:
Appraising
the Osu Caste System in Igbo Land within the Context of Complementary Reflection
Essays on Complementary Reflection:
Burning issues
in philosophy today from the perspective of other African/Nigerian scholars:
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