On learning how to live in this strange place
By: Luke A. Buckland
5th Dec 2020
In “How do I live in this strange place?”, Samantha Vice contends that white South Africans ought to feel shame for their unjustly acquired privileg...
Aims and scope
By: SAJP
5th Dec 2020
The South African Journal of Philosophy (SAJP) is the official publication of the Philosophical Society of South Africa. The aim of the journal is to pu...
An African approach to the meaning of life
By: Yolanda Mlungwana
25th Nov 2020
What, if anything, makes life meaningful according to African perspectives? In this article, I attempt to answer the question of how characteristically ...
An African response to absurdism
By: Yoliswa Mlungwana
25th Nov 2020
What might be an African response to Albert Camus’ position that our lives are absurd, and would it be plausible? Camus’ absurdism is the view that ...
African perspectives to the question of life’s meaning
By: Aribiah D. Attoe
21st Nov 2020
In most encounters with tragedy (such as a pandemic, or the death of a loved one), we come face to face with the most important question that we can eve...
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