The Role of Virtue in Building Strong International Alliances from Aristotle’s Concept of Friendship
International relations of the day have veered off their course of creating a global village to rather leave the world […]
Style, Tone, and Voice in English Language Teaching: A Philosophical Exploration of the Relationship Between Teacher Communication Style and Student Comprehension
The study explored the intricate relationships between style, tone, and voice in English language teaching, examining how these concepts shape
Russell’s Logico-centric Commitment: is Logic The Essence of Metaphysics and Philosophy?
Bertrand Russell authored the chapter titled “Logic as the Essence of Philosophy” as the second essay in his book Our
Political Epistemology and the Phenomenon of Change in Nigeria: An Evaluation of Nigeria’s Democratic Process (2015-2019)
Political epistemology is a relatively new field of study in philosophy. It is the intersection between epistemology and political philosophy.
Philosophy and the Idea of Globalization
This work sets out to critique and (re)formulate possible ways philosophers can engage the subject of globalization. To do this,
Leibniz’s Theodicy as a Critical Response to the Question of Human Suffering
This study is a critical appraisal of Leibniz’s theodicy which centers on the perennial problem of evil in Philosophy. It
Influence of Family Heads on Outcomes of Youths Behaviour in Tertiary Institutions in Akwa Ibom State, Nigeria
This study addresses the role of gender in the leadership of the family. The study generally sought to ascertain the
Doctrine of Completed Act in Jurisprudence: The Injustices, Hazards and Dangers
Justice is the sole basis under which social contracts were held for the emergence of civil societies. Any time justice
An Appraisal of Socio-Economic Rights and the Pursuit of Dignity of the Human Person
The dignity of human person has been denied in many countries following the non-justiciability of socio-economic rights despite the litigation
An Analysis of Esan Oromhe and Western Adoption Models Using Kant’s Categorical Imperative
This study explores the intersection of adoption practices, cultural identity, and moral philosophy by comparing the Esan Oromhe model of