Scholarly research and teaching in African, African-American and Black Atlantic traditions of philosophy have grown exponentially in recent decades. But, there has been no rigorous and internationally recognised English-speaking journal devoted to publication and dissemination of research and topical issues in the area. African Philosophy was conceived to fill this void.African Philosophy
EDITORIAL BOARD CHAIRMAN
V. Y. Mudimbe, Stanford University, USA
EDITOR
Emmanuel C. Eze, Bucknell University, USA and St Edmund’s College, Cambridge, UK
ASSOCIATE EDITORS
D. A. Masolo, University of Louisville, Kentucky, USA
John P. Pittman, John Jay College, CUNY, USA
EDITORIAL ASSISTANT
Kate Brown, Bucknell University, USA
BOOK REVIEW EDITOR
Bruce Janz, Augustana University College, Canada
EDITORIAL BOARD AND EDITORIAL ADVISORS
The Journal's primary aim is to promote scholarly research and teaching of philosophy from the point of view of African and African Diaspora experience and traditions. However, African Philosophy is also interested in consolidating and promoting inter-cultural dialogue with other traditions of philosophical thought: European, Asian or Latin American. Additionally, it will actively explore relationships between philosophy and art and literature in Africa and the black Diaspora in dialogue with other cultures of the world.Subscriptions
Volume 12, 1999, 2 issues. ISSN 1369-6823.
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