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56Menkiti’s normative communitarian conception of personhood as gendered, ableist and anti-queerSouth African Journal of Philosophy 37 (1): 18-33. 2018.
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17Memoirs of a Black (Male) South African PhilosopherJournal of World Philosophies 5 (1): 270-273. 2020.To practice philosophy is to be part of a conversation, and this autobiography is a conversation about Mabogo Percy More’s experiences as a black African philosopher in South Africa. Not only is this a conversation about philosophy, but it is also a conversation with philosophy as a profession, its interlocutors, and the philosophical canon. Moreover, it is an account of the philosophers both living and dead who have informed More’s worldview, matched with his lived experience. More specifically…Read more
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5African Environmental Ethics as Southern Environmental EthicsIn Munamato Chemhuru (ed.), African Environmental Ethics: A Critical Reader, Springer Verlag. pp. 111-123. 2019.This chapter argues that African Environmental ethics or African beliefs regarding the environment is not as anthropocentric as Kai Horsthemke :22–31, 2009) has argued for it to be. Instead African Environmental ethics proves itself to be biocentric in nature. In this chapter, I first argue against the views supported by anthropocentrism. My aims are to show how Tempels ‘force thesis’ allows us to see how African beliefs/views regarding the environment are not anthropocentric. Having said that, …Read more
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