African Philosophy, Cultural Conceptions and Experiences

This collection contains various dimensional discourses that extend to the domains of ontology/metaphysics, ethics cum values, culture, social affairs, humanism, among many other philosophical themes. It pictures what was, is and could still be obtainable in the African (Nigerian) environment as it concerns the state of the teachers-students relationships, the necessity to re-evaluate the conceptual value scheme which highly influences the people's thought, words and actions, cultural and ideal conception and implications of the old people's home as a concept, and finally the philosophical reflections and reassessment of the cultural concept of Akara Aka predestination. It is systematically articulated, each discourse ending with highly laudable theoretical and practical recommendations to redress certain critical issues provokingly raised in the work. It is a ground-breaking work, written in a possible simplest grammar and structure, a-must-to-read, to both the young and elderly, and a dispensable life-changing library material for posterity.

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Anayochukwu K. Ugwu B.A, M.A, an Editor, Studied and teaches Philosophy.. Leo C. Ozoemena B.A, M.Sc, M.A, an Editor, Studied and teaches Philosophy.