African Agrarian Philosophy

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: A quest for decoloniality in `small scale subsistence farming in Zimbabwe. - The Kom Trilogic Worldview and Agrarian Philosophy. - Human Relation to Nature and African Agrarianism. - Manifestations of Bekwarra Agwunihe Philosophy in Land Ownership and Agricultural Practices. - The Confluence of African Agrarianism and Permaculture: Some Observations and Implications. - Bekwarra Communal Values, Food Ethics and Folkloric Conception and Interpretations of Animal-Human Relations. - Agrarian philosophy, community and Adam Smith: African agrarian economics. - Unpacking Ndebele agrarian metaphors for the promotion and preservation of communal social development. - The religious significance of mushrooms among the Shona people of Zimbabwe: An Ethnomycological approach. - In search for a pedagogy of African agrarian philosophy. - The Shona `Zunderamambo (agricultural welfare system) as a model for social responsibility: A task for higher education systems. - Julius Nyerere s
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as an agricentric Philosophy of Education: A Response to the crises of education in Africa. - Contemporary challenges in the development and use of agrarian communities local indigenous knowledge and practices for sustainable agriculture and climate adaptation: The Case of North West Cameroon. - Necessity Is The Mother Of Invention: Famine-induced Adoption Of Conservation Farming Dhiga-hudye/Dig and eat In Chivi Communal Lands Of Zimbabwe. - The practice of African traditional medicine and agrarianism in Zimbabwe: The Quest for this Karanga Agrarian Practice in Madamombe area of Chivi District. - Land Ethics among the Traditional Annangs of Southern Nigeria: Traditional Environmental Ethics, Challenging Contemporary Hostilities towards our Planet. - The Farm-Village Practice of Yorubas in West-Central Africa. - An Historical Appraisal of the Fig Tree (Ghim) and Dracaena (Nkeng nkeng) in Traditional Rulership of Bali Chamba Polities. - Towards Sensitising and Reorienting Contemporary Bekwarra against Deforestation: Prospects and Challenges. - African Endogenous Knowledge and Sustainable Development: Evolving an African Agrarian Philosophy. - Shangwe Environmental Ethics: A Panacea for Agrarian Problems in Gokwe. - Indigenous knowledge and agro-based livelihood dynamics in the Western Highlands of Cameroon. - Agrarian Rituals, Food Security and Environmental Protection in the Bamenda Grassfields of Cameroon. - Indigenous African Eco-communitarian, Agrarian Philosophy: Lessons on Environmental Conservation and Sustainability from the Nso culture of North West Cameroon. - `Defending a Relational Account of Animal Moral Status . - Farming and Animals Welfare in the African Context. - The Inseparable Connection between African Metaphysics and African Agrarian Philosophy. - The Phenomenon of Male and Female Crops and Gender Equality in Igbo-African Agrarian Culture. - The Farm in Colonial and Postindependence Imagination: A Crisis of Continuity. - Conceptual frameworks for anAfrican Sustainable Agriculture:

Beyond John Locke, the Cold War and the Scramble of World Religions. - Henry OderaOruka sParental Earth Ethics as ethics of duty towards ecological fairness and global justice. - Socio-economic practices and pseudo-prosperity in the cocoa producing village of Bombe Bakundu (Cameroon), 1945-2000. - Food Security as a Fundamental Human Right: A Philosophical Consideration from Africa. - Consumer Activism: Towards Redirecting the Moral economy of Food. - Rethinking Shangwe Traditional Philosophy in Resolving Agrarian Wrangles in Contemporary Gokwe Communities.