Differences between, and struggles over, plural forms of time and temporal categories is a
crucial yet underexplored aspect of debates about global justice. This article aims to reorient …

In this paper, we argue that conversational thinking, a recent formulation in African
philosophy, could be an alternative method for intercultural philosophising. We show that the …

While people use the term 'mainstream'on a regular basis, there has been relatively little
discussion about what it actually means. Within far-right studies, attempts to define the …

Although the manifestation of what is taken to be indigenous knowledge could presumably
be traced back roughly to the origins of humankind, the idea of indigenous knowledge is a …

Maailma ja Suomi sen osana on paraikaa rajussa murroksessa, jota on tulkittu niin
maailmanjärjestyksen romahtamiseksi ja historialliseksi käännekohdaksi (Beck 2016, 258) …

In this conceptual chapter, we challenge the teaching of philosophy in Zimbabwean
universities and present the argument that philosophy ought to be Africanised. Zimbabwean …

This book addresses the ways in which writers deploy the trope of contested criminality to
expose Zimbabwe's socially and politically oppressive cultures in a wide range of novels …

In this chapter, the researcher seeks to challenge the view that Western cultures are the
'givers' and the 'teachers' of disability education while African cultures are the 'takers' and the …

In this work, I argue that the poverty debate, particularly the one based on qualitative
research, has yet to go global due to the exclusion of ideas from scholars in the Global …

This paper contends that there exists epistemic injustice against women in African
epistemology. Thus, the pertinent question is, does African epistemology marginalizes …