EPISTEMIC INJUSTICES IN PHILOSOPHICAL PRACTICE: AFRICAN AND WESTERN.
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EPICURUS AND THE BUDDHA ON DESIRE.
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IS BUDDHIST VIEW OF MENTAL STATES IN CONSONANCE WITH THE FOUNDATIONAL TENETS OF THEIR SYSTEM?: INVESTIGATING NYĀYA AND BUDDHIST DEBATE ON PERCEPTION IN JAYANTA BHATTA'S NYĀYAMANJARI.
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THE METHODOLOGICAL PROBLEMS OF INCORPORATING INDIGENOUS PHILOSOPHY IN COLLABORATIVE RESEARCH.
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A CONSTRUCTIVE DIALOGUE BETEWEEN CONFUCIANISM AND TRANSCENDENTALISM OF RALPH WALSO EMERSON.
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