Vol. 16 (2022): Sapientia: Journal of Philosophy

Vol. 16 (2022)

Published June 9, 2022
Sapientia: Journal of Philosophy

Sapientia as an academic journal publishes original and novel philosophical articles across a wide variety of themes as it bothers on real live existential concerns with a view to advancing solutions for a better humanity and society.

The above notwithstanding, the journal also accommodates other articles with similar concerns from other disciplines.

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Articles

Anthony R. Etuk, Ph.D
Kant’s Critique of Immediacy and Constraint to Human Knowledge Reconsidered
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Solomon Chinedu Ekeopara, Ph.D
Philosophy and the Imperative of Social-fixing in the Millennium Era
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Uchechukwu Kizito Ogu, Ph.D, Anthony Chukwudi Areji, Ph.D
Ethnic Nationalism and Ethno - Religious Conflicts: Setting an Agenda for Stability and Development in Nigeria
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Clement U. Eton, Ph.D, Divine Kalu Nwachege, Promise Akpan
The Place of Traditional Ethical Values in Curbing Corruption and Enhancing of Democratic Principles in Nigeria
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Vincent Okafor Ezeugonna, Joseph Adejoh Sunday, Etoro-Abasi Michael Akpan
Sustaining the Faith and Mission of Christianity in the Face of Terrorism in Nigeria
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Stella Bassey Esirah
Thomas Aquinas on Friendship: Lessons For The Seminary
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Kpodee, Neemene Thank God
A Critical Evaluation of Violations of Political Language and Its Effects on Nigeria’s Socio-Political and Economic Developments
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Cyril-Mary P. Olatunji
An Anti-Objectivism Study of Borderland and Border Crossing
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Omekara, Emmanuel Maduabuchi, Dr. N. C. Aja
Relevance of Thomas Hobbes’ Social Contract Theory to Nigeria’s Democracy
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Dr J. Tunde Akande, Ubani Samuel
Eternal Damnation and Human Freedom: Analyzing the Arguments of Jerry Walls and Thomas Talbott
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Etienoabasi Nyong, Israel Akpan, Efiok Etim
A Philosophical Reflection on the Nigerian Society in the Light of Nietzsche’s Ethics
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Christopher O. Akpan, Ph.D
African Philosophy and the Relevance of Narrative Knowledge to Human Development
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Benedict Michael
Epistemological Foundation for Peacemaking in Africa
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Professor Dominic A. Akpan
Nigeria’s Healthcare Delivery System for Human Development: Need to Reduce Malaria Burden for Increase Productivity in the Economy
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Azibalua Onyagholo
Hannah Arendt on Power and Its Implications For Nigeria
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Eyo, Evaristus Matthias, Obioha Precious Uwaezuoke, Ph.D
African Epistemology and Epistemic Injustice Against Women: Complementary Epistemology to the Rescue
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Angwe Ken Agede, Ph.D, Edoh Sunday Odum
‘Positing’ as the Hallmark of Fichte’s Philosophy
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David Peter Nsungo
Soccer as Mimic Warfare: A Conceptual Metaphoric Reading of Selected Football Commentary and Punditry
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