- “Physio-psychology”: Nietzsche’s mixed discourse
- Rescuing sufficientarianism from itself
- Why would very bad lives be worth continuing?
- Against overgeneralisation objections to the argument from moral disagreement
- Reading Plato and Aristotle in contemporary South Africa
- Philosophical racism and ubuntu: In dialogue with Mogobe Ramose
- The problem with the individualist approach to the principle of the immunity of non-combatants
- Ethnic and racial valorisations in Nigeria and South Africa: How ubuntu may harm or help
- Can anti-natalists oppose human extinction? The harm-benefit asymmetry, person-uploading, and human enhancement
- An Afrocentric conceptualisation of life and immortality of values: A critical investigation on the paranormal and human dignity in southern Africa
- The traditional Yorùbá conception of a meaningful life
- An African approach to the meaning of life
- An African response to absurdism
- A systematic account of African conceptions of the meaning of/in life
- The African vital force theory of meaning in life
- Guest editor’s introduction: African perspectives to the question of life’s meaning
- Situational ambivalence of the meaning of life in Yorùbá thought
- Living as a person until death: An African ethical perspective on meaning in life
- Personhood and a meaningful life in African philosophy
- African theories of meaning in life: A critical assessment
- What does determining that a disagreement is not a “peer disagreement” mean?
- Indigenous African ethics and land distribution
- The consequence of evil: An essay concerning natural theodicy
- Pluralism, realism and the units of selection
- Reconsidering freedom: Survivors of sex trafficking and Paul Ricoeur’s relational notion of freedom
- The ethics of prioritisation and advocacy dilemmas: Bullfighting or veganism?
- Restoration of ubuntu as an autocentric virtue-phronesis theory
- Damasio’s body-map-based view, Panksepp’s affect-centric view, and the evolutionary advantages of consciousness
- Hermeneutics, history, and d’où parlez vous? Paul Ricoeur and Tsenay Serequeberhan on how to engage African philosophy from a Western context
- Socrates’ wisdom in definition
- Thinking through thinking: Deleuze and “the dogmatic image of thought”
- From behaviour to consciousness: Translating what animals do to what animals think
- Tenure rights recognition in South African land reform
- Ubuntu, transimmanence and ethics