Theoria 168 : The Azanian Philosophical Tradition

[Christopher Allsobrook]

Dear colleagues

We're proud to announce the latest Special Issue of Theoria just out, edited by Ndumiso Dladla:

https://www.berghahnjournals.com/view/journals/theoria/68/168/theoria.68.issue-168.xml

Table of Contents

• Introduction
  • Open access

    The Azanian Philosophical Tradition Today

    By: Ndumiso Dladla

    Pages: 1–11 (10 total)
• Articles and Essays
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    The Geographical Extent of Azania

    By: Felix Chami

    Pages: 12–29 (17 total)
  • Open access

    Philosophy in the Present Context of Africa

    By: Tsenay Serequeberhan

    Pages: 30–41 (11 total)
  • Open access

    Azanian Political Thought and the Undoing of South African Knowledges

    By: Joel Modiri

    Pages: 42–85 (43 total)
  • Open access

    For Us, By Us

    Towards a More Just Philosophical Community

    By: Bryan Mukandi

    Pages: 86–110 (24 total)
  • Open access

    South African Social Science and the Azanian Philosophical Tradition

    By: Anjuli Webster

    Pages: 111–135 (24 total)
  • Open access

    Erasing the Nation

    The Historiography of African Nationalism in Conqueror South Africa

    By: Terblanche Delport

    Pages: 136–159 (23 total)
  • Open access

    Jafta Masemola’s Master Key

    Experimental Notes on Azanian Aesthetic Theory

    By: Athi Mongezeleli Joja

    Pages: 160–195 (35 total)

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Dr CJ Allsobrook
Director, Centre for Leadership Ethics in Africa
University of Fort Hare

+27 (0)82 699 3845