- The “ambiguous liberties” of the commodified female body
- Introduction: From Adorno to Azania – critical theory reloaded
- Fromm’s ethic of solidarity and the potential for critical communitarianism
- Between Thanatos and Eros: Erich Fromm and the psychoanalysis of social networking technology use
- Homo Touristicus, or the jargon of authenticity 2.0
- The subcultural struggle for recognition: Misrecognition of the Goth subculture
- Intergenerational transmission of violence: Is violence a pathology of intersubjective contact?
- The technology trap and the new humanism
- Habermas, mass communication technology and the future of the public sphere
- Interactive constructionism: A more preferable anti-realist approach to the metaphysics of race
- Ontology and human rights
- Afro-communal virtue ethic as a foundation for environmental sustainability in Africa and beyond
- The decolonial Aquinas? Discerning epistemic worth for Aquinas in the decolonial academy
- Kwasi Wiredu’s consensual democracy and one-party polities in Africa
- Paltering and an African moral theory: Contributing an African perspective to the ethical literature on paltering
- Desire, self-love and sympathy: The irony of discovering Adam Smith in post-capitalist economics
- Liberal democracy: An African critique
- Rethinking the metaphysical questions of mind, matter, freedom, determinism, purpose and the mind-body problem within the panpsychist framework of consolationism
- The paradox of global environmental justice: Appealing to the distributive justice framework for the global South
- Voices from the margins: Islam, queer identity, and female agency in Rayda Jacobs’s Confessions of a Gambler
- Cuckoo coloureds: Cacophonic auralities and hidden visibilities of so-called coloured identities in South Africa
- Between narratives of reconciliation and resistance: Re-locating social cohesion in the current South African statue debates
- The strategic performance of heterotopic experiences in higher education: Imagining spaces of potentiality for new South African identities
- The scholar as activist: Postcolonial feminist film practice as a tool for social development, empowerment and resistance
- The African Renaissance as a reversal of conquest expressed in naming: An Afrocentric engagement
- Wings of desire: Reflections on sexual desire, identity and freedom
- Subverting utilitarian subject-object relations in video games: A philosophical analysis of Thatgamecompany’s Journey
- “To learn healing knowledge”: Philosophy, psychedelic studies and transformation
- Diaspora in dialogue: Zimbabwean artists in South Africa
- Guest editor’s introduction: Identities in question