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Ontologzed Ethics: New Essays in African Meta-ethics (2014)
Book
E. Imafidon, & J. A. I. Bewaji. (Eds.). (2014). Ontologzed Ethics: New Essays in African Meta-ethics. Lexington Books.

Ontologized Ethics: New Essays in African Meta-Ethics examines an often neglected meta-ethical issue in African philosophical discourse: the extent to which one’s orientation of being, or idea of what-is – as an individual or as a group of persons –... Read More about Ontologzed Ethics: New Essays in African Meta-ethics.

Life’s Origin in Bioethics: Implications of Three Ontological Perspectives: Judeo-Christianity, Western Secularism, and the African Worldview (2014)
Book Chapter
Imafidon, E. (2014). Life’s Origin in Bioethics: Implications of Three Ontological Perspectives: Judeo-Christianity, Western Secularism, and the African Worldview. In E. Imafidon, & J. A. I. Bewaji (Eds.), Ontologized Ethics: New Essays in African Meta-ethics (pp. 133-150). Lexington Books.

Fundamental Questions about Nothing (2011)
Journal Article
Imafidon, E. (2011). Fundamental Questions about Nothing. Synthesis Philosophica, 26(2), 309-322. https://hrcak.srce.hr/82556

The paper attempts a philosophical critique of the insignificance and absurdity usually associated with the concept of Nothing or Nothingness in everyday and scholarly discourse by paying attention to some fundamental questions about Nothing. Drawing... Read More about Fundamental Questions about Nothing.

Heidegger’s Approach to Being: Man as the Fundament of Ontology (2010)
Journal Article
Imafidon, E. (2010). Heidegger’s Approach to Being: Man as the Fundament of Ontology. Kaygı: Uludağ University Faculty of Arts and Sciences Journal of Philosophy, 14, 27-43. https://www.acarindex.com/dosyalar/makale/acarindex-1423907343.pdf

In contrast to the metaphysics of presence or substance ontology of traditional metaphysical thinking, this paper is an analysis of Martin Heidegger’s approach to Being where the individual or Dasein is the route to, the illuminator of, and the sheph... Read More about Heidegger’s Approach to Being: Man as the Fundament of Ontology.