Vol 3, No 2 (2019)

Nnadiebube Journal of Philosophy (NJP)

Nnadiebube Journal of Philosophy (NJP) is a peer-reviewed biannual journal that publishes well researched scholarly articles on general Philosophy and Philosophy related researches within African Studies and the field of
Humanities.

Table of Contents

Articles

A HERMENEUTICS OF AMADIOHA AS A PREFIGURATION OF CHRIST IN IGBO TRADITIONAL RELIGION
Ikechukwu Anthony Kanu
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JUSTICE IN ST. AUGUSTINE’S CITY OF GOD
Charles Nweke, Ignatius Onwuatuegwu
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A HERMENUETICS OF THE IGBO-AFRICAN KOLA NUT AS A ‘TYPE’ OF HOLY COMMUNION
Ikechukwu Anthony Kanu
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MIGRATION AND BELONGINGNESS AS THE AFRICAN METAPHYSICS OF TO BE
Jude Onebunne, Ignatius Onwuatuegwu
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SCIENTIFIC AND TECHNOLOGICAL ADVANCEMENT VERSUS AFRICAN CULTURAL VALUES: A PHILOSOPHICAL EVALUATION
Bonaventure Chike Anetoh
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AFRICAN IDENTITY AS TYPIFIED IN AFRICAN COMMUNALISM
Mmoneke Samuel Ifeanyi
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ETHICAL IMPLICATIONS OF BIG BROTHER NIGERIA SHOW
Jude Onebunne, Anthony Okeke
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COMMUNAL RELATIONS IN THE TRADITIONAL IGBO SOCIETY
Philip Emenike Ayika
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A COMPARATIVE ANALYSIS OF HOLY TRINITY AND QUADRANT DIVINITY IN ANYIAM-OSIGWE’S SAGE PHILOSOPHY
Onyeka Emmanuel Uzowulu
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SUBJECTIVITY OF THE SPIRIT IN THE DIALECTICAL COSMOLOGY OF THE TRADITIONAL IGBO SOCIETY
Emenike Philip Ayika
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MODERNITY, GENDER IDENTITY AND EXPRESSION: ENGAGING THE BOUNDARIES OF BIOLOGY AND CULTURE
Felix Okechukwu Akamonye
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