Ìwà The Process-Relational Dimension to African Metaphysics
Article Sidebar
Main Article Content
Abstract
Emmanuel Ofuasia’s book Iwa: The Process-Relational Dimension of African Metaphysics seeks to establish a systematic framework for African metaphysics. This review intends to engage this book. The originality and profundity of Ofuasia's ideas are indisputable, particularly about his concept of Ìwà metaphysics. This concept introduces a novel dimension to African metaphysical systems, founded upon a thorough understanding of African thought that distinctly differs from ancient Greek philosophy and other alternative logical frameworks. My review focuses on event ontology, the problem of evil and vegetarianism.
Article Details
JWP is an open access journal, using a Creative Commons license. Authors submitting an article for publication to JWP agree on the following terms:
- The Author grants and assigns to the Press the full and exclusive rights during the term of copyright to publish or cause others to publish the said Contribution in all forms, in all media, and in all languages throughout the world.
- In consideration of the rights granted above, the Press grants all users, without charge, the right to republish the Contribution in revised or unrevised form, in any language, and that it carries the appropriate copyright notice and standard form of scholarly acknowledgement as applicable under the CC-BY license.
This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International License.