ANCIENT SKEPTICISM
Darty Emmanuel Darty Abstract We can trace the roots of ancient skeptical reasoning to the fifth-centurysophists who could argue persuasively […]
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THE PHILOSOPHER IN THE MARKETPLACE: THE RELEVANCE OFLOGIC TO COMMERCIAL VIABILITY DEMANDS IN THE ACADEME
Darty E. Darty, Aniekan Ekefre Abstract This work examined the relevance of philosophy to commercial viability concerns that play out
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CATEGORICAL SYLLOGISM
Darty E. Darty Introduction The syllogism is often regarded as Aristotle‟s chief accomplishment in logic. This is whyBertrand Russell says
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CULTURE, VALUES AND NIGERIA’S POLITICAL DEVELOPMENT: ENGAGING AFFECTIVE LOGIC AS A METHODOLOGICAL MODEL IN A POST-TRUTH ERA
Elijah Okon John, Darty Emmanuel Darty Abstract Several reasons have been given for the lack of development in Nigeria specifically
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A COMPARATIVE ANALYSIS OF TEMPELS’ DYNAMIC METAPHYSICS AND ASOUZU’S COMPLEMENTARY LOGIC
DARTY, Darty Emmanuel (PhD), EKEFRE, Aniekan Ubong (MA) Abstract The dynamic conception of African metaphysics as proposed by Placide Tempels
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THE ODDITY OF TIME AND TIME IN AFRICAN WORLDVIEW
Inameti Lawrence Udo PhD, Emmanuel Iniobong Archibong PhD Abstract Time is a riddled-paradoxical reality that has bewildered the human mind
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THE LOGIC OF PEACE IN TRADITIONAL AFRICAN WORLDVIEW: A CRITICAL ANALYSIS
Emmanuel Iniobong Archibong, Remigius Achinike Obah Abstract The study interrogates the provisions of peace in African worldview from the perspective
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ALLEGORY OF THE TORTOISE INAFRICAN FOLKLORES: IMPLICATIONS FOR CHILDREN’S PHENOMENOLOGY OF EXPERIENCE
Emmanuel Iniobong Archibong (Ph.D.) Abstract African literature is replete with stories about the tortoise as a major character. The tortoise
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A COMPARATIVE ANALYSIS OF FORCE IN AFRICAN AND WESTERN WORLDVIEWS
Emmaneul I. Archibong (Ph.D.)
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The Exercise of Power in Nigeria’s Democracy: A Moral Examination
Idorenyin Francis Esikot (Ph.D.), Emmanuel Iniobong Archibong (Ph.D.) Abstract It was Lord Acton who once said that “Power corrupts, absolute
