Special Issue

Volume: 2 Issue: 3 - Advancing African Environmental Ethics , 7/1/19

Year: 2019

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1. Towards an African Philosophy of Environment

Timothy Okpe , Friday Oti

Page: 105-108

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2. Ethical Implication of Environmental Crises on African Societies A Challenge to Future Humanity.

Joseph Ogar

Page: 109-115

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3. Singer’s Notion of Speciesism: A Case for Animal Rights in Ejagham Culture

Lawrence Ojong

Page: 116-121

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4. Training Children Environmentalists in Africa: The Learning by Drama Method

Edward Adie

Page: 122-128

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5. Enyimba’s Notion of Madukaku and The Question of Anthropocentricism In African Environmental Ethics

Samuel Bassey , Thomas Pimaro

Page: 129-136

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6. Outlines of the Environmental Ethics of the Ofutop People

Oduora Asuo1 , Asira Enya

Page: 137-145

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7. Some Indigenous Solutions to African Environmental Problems: An Appraisal

Leonard Nwoye

Page: 146-152

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8. Environmental Sustainability and Development in Africa: An “Egbe bere ugo bere” Approach.

Maduka Enyimba

Page: 153-159

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9. ‘Anthropoholism’ As An Authentic Tool For Environmental Management

Samuel Bassey

Page: 160-168

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10. An Investigation of Obligatory Anthropoholism as Plausible African Environmental Ethics

Chinedu Ifeakor

Page: 169-176

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11. Ibuanyidanda Neotic Propaedeutic Principle as an Afrocentric Environmental Prognosis to the Problems of Climate Change in the Twenty First Century

Ubong David , Efio-ıta Nyok

Page: 177-185
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