Add to ORKGElechi Amadi is a Nigerian-born member of the Ikwerre tribe. He was trained in the Nigerian University system, served in the Nigerian army, and was Head of the Ministry of Education. He has published several works of fiction for which he is primarily known. In this work, Amadi attempts to classify, describe, and analyze major areas of Nigerian ethical thought
James W. Green has produced a sensitive, thought-provoking book which is based on a multi-ethnic app...
Explorations in African Political Thought: Identity, Community, Ethics is a collection of ten essays...
A book review of Donald Wehrs\u27s Islam, Ethics, Revolt: Politics and Piety in Francophone West Afr...
The concern of this paper is that traditional ethics is the ethics that can lead to peace and unity ...
This book is the product of research which the author, Paul Clough, carried out over more than twent...
The two professors of English at Nigerian universities who jointly prepared this small book did thre...
Gikandi, has added an excellent critical work to his earlier volumes on new African writers. Employi...
Ani Dike Egwuonwu is a social scientist and this book is the outcome of several years of observation...
The sub-title of this enigmatic book is A Study of the Influence of Marxism on African Writing. Th...
This article explores the central theme in the normative philosophy arguments of Michael Walzer; Cha...
Richard Bourne has provided an excellent overview of the main political events of Nigeria’s first hu...
This article is a book review of the book Animals and African Ethics by Kai Horsthemke. I argue this...
Part of the Indiana University series on Blacks in the Diaspora, this book brings together ten essay...
Ebenezer Obadare’s account of the political and sociological impact of powerful Pentecostal preacher...
Book Title: The Twilight of Cutting: African activism and life after NGOsBook Author: Saida Hodzic(2...
James W. Green has produced a sensitive, thought-provoking book which is based on a multi-ethnic app...
Explorations in African Political Thought: Identity, Community, Ethics is a collection of ten essays...
A book review of Donald Wehrs\u27s Islam, Ethics, Revolt: Politics and Piety in Francophone West Afr...
The concern of this paper is that traditional ethics is the ethics that can lead to peace and unity ...
This book is the product of research which the author, Paul Clough, carried out over more than twent...
The two professors of English at Nigerian universities who jointly prepared this small book did thre...
Gikandi, has added an excellent critical work to his earlier volumes on new African writers. Employi...
Ani Dike Egwuonwu is a social scientist and this book is the outcome of several years of observation...
The sub-title of this enigmatic book is A Study of the Influence of Marxism on African Writing. Th...
This article explores the central theme in the normative philosophy arguments of Michael Walzer; Cha...
Richard Bourne has provided an excellent overview of the main political events of Nigeria’s first hu...
This article is a book review of the book Animals and African Ethics by Kai Horsthemke. I argue this...
Part of the Indiana University series on Blacks in the Diaspora, this book brings together ten essay...
Ebenezer Obadare’s account of the political and sociological impact of powerful Pentecostal preacher...
Book Title: The Twilight of Cutting: African activism and life after NGOsBook Author: Saida Hodzic(2...
James W. Green has produced a sensitive, thought-provoking book which is based on a multi-ethnic app...
Explorations in African Political Thought: Identity, Community, Ethics is a collection of ten essays...
A book review of Donald Wehrs\u27s Islam, Ethics, Revolt: Politics and Piety in Francophone West Afr...