- Whewell’s fundamental antithesis: A lineage of influence
- Whose cosmopolitanism is it, anyway?: Western museums, looted artifacts, postcolonial identities and restitution in Africa
- Dreams and dreaming: Stone Age defence mechanisms or by-products of sleep?
- Was J. C. Smuts an idealist philosopher?
- Crowd-sourced peer review: wisdom or tyranny of the crowd?
- “Kill the Boer, kill the farmer!” South African hate speech re-evaluated within a poststructuralist perspective
- Wonder and empathy in environmental ethics
- The priority of preferences in the evolution of minds
- Open-textured moral concepts
- Hospitality in Homer’s Odyssey: The duty and virtue of hosts (countries and individuals) and of guests (immigrants and refugees)
- Afro-communitarianism and the category mistake charge: A reply to critics
- Virtue ethics and situationism: Proposing a path forward with self-sustained virtues and a therapeutic aim
- Towards an indigenous and traditional “pedagogy of repair”: an ecological approach to environmental education
- Spectacles of social activism: pandemic and politicking in the age of digital media
- Critical phenomenology, Mabogo More, and paracorporeal embodiment
- Considering African philosophy as a way of life through the practice of philosophical counselling
- A Merleau-Pontian phenomenology of the virtual: Disembodied challenges and embodied prospects
- Technological bias, illusory impartiality, and the injustice of hermeneutical obstruction
- The credence of statistical generalisations should not categorically license outright rational belief
- African Philosophy of Religion and Western Monotheism
- The loss of authentic being in the context of the consumer paradigm
- Frege’s extrinsicism about the normativity of logic
- Okot p’Bitek’s case against traditional African theism
- The distributive justice doctrine of limitarianism
- Scarcity of resources and distributive justice
- African Metaphysics, Epistemology, and a New Logic: A Decolonial Approach to Philosophy
- Violence as a technological concept
- Two faces of control for moral responsibility
- What is moral fetishism?
- The good Dogs are still in the Portico: Making sense of the cynic-stoic moral and sociopolitical continuities
- The idea of rights in the African thought scheme