Atoulu Omalu: some unanswered questions in contemporary African philosophy

ForewordPrefaceAcknowledgments IntroductionChapter 1: Dating and Periodization Questions in African PhilosophyJonathan O. ChimakonamChapter 2: The Question of Being in African Philosophy: A Case for Ibuanyidanda OntologyInnocent I. AsouzuChapter 3: The Question of Moral Paradigm in African Philosophy: A Case for Communocentric EthicsMulumba I. ObiajuluChapter 4: The Knowledge Question in African Philosophy: A Case for Cogno-Normative (Complementary) EpistemologyJonathan O. ChimakonamChapter 5: The Logic Question in African Philosophy: Between the Horns of Irredentism and JingoismUduma O. UdumaChapter 6: The Criteria Question in African PhilosophyJonathan O. ChimakonamChapter 7: The Ideology Question in African Philosophy: A Case for Tradition and the Quest for Democracy in AfricaOlusegun OladipoChapter 8: African Philosophy: Some Basic QuestionsBruce B. JanzChapter 9: The Question of Cultural Imperialism in African PhilosophyEdwin EtieyiboChapter 10: The Transliteration Question in African PhilosophyGodfrey O. OzumbaChapter 11: The Question of Culture of Philosophy in AfricaAdebayo A. Aina and Olatunji A. OyeshileChapter 12: The Question of Conceptual Decolonization in African Philosophy and the Problem of the Language of African Philosophy: A Critique of Kwasi Wiredu and a Proposal for Conceptual Mandelanization in the Africa We KnowMesembe I. Edet Chapter 13: The Question of the West and the Rest of Us in African PhilosophyJoseph N. AgboChapter 14: The Future Question in African PhilosophyAda AgadaSelected BibliographyList of Contributors