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Volume 11, Issue 2

July 2023

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ISSN 2165-8684

EISSN 2165-8692

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SPECIAL ISSUE: RACE IN CONTEMPORARY AFRICAN PHILOSOPHY

Guest Editor’s Introduction

Siphiwe Ndlovu

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Race Is an Indivisible Singular but Practice Insists It Is a Frangible Plural

Mogobe Ramose

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“Why Race Still Matters”

Bernard Matolino

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Race, Intellectual Racism, and the Opened Door

Edwin Etieyibo

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Rodney, Mills and Rousseau: Revisiting the Social Contract Idea

Siphiwe Ndlovu

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Being Black and Woman in a Racist and Sexist Society: Locating an Existential Standpoint Philosophy in Mamphela Ramphele’s Autobiography

Zinhle Manzini

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Can Iqaba Possess Ontological Legitimacy?

Siseko H. Kumalo

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