Polycarp Ikuenobe is associate professor of Philosophy at Kent State University.

This book is a much-needed conceptual and pragmatic study of the existence and significance of African communalism and philosophy.

• Chapter 1 Methodological and Metaphilosophical IssuesChapter 2 African Conceptions of Personhood and CommunityChapter 3 Moral Philosophy, Communalism, and MoralityChapter 4 Oral Tradition, Narratives, and Moral EducationChapter 5 Communalism and Epistemic AuthoritarianismChapter 6 Moral Education, Rationality, and IndoctrinationChapter 7 Reflections on Communalism, Responsibility, and Liberal Criticisms

Polycarp Ikuenobe is associate professor of Philosophy at Kent State University.

This book is a much-needed conceptual and pragmatic study of the existence and significance of African communalism and philosophy.

• Chapter 1 Methodological and Metaphilosophical IssuesChapter 2 African Conceptions of Personhood and CommunityChapter 3 Moral Philosophy, Communalism, and MoralityChapter 4 Oral Tradition, Narratives, and Moral EducationChapter 5 Communalism and Epistemic AuthoritarianismChapter 6 Moral Education, Rationality, and IndoctrinationChapter 7 Reflections on Communalism, Responsibility, and Liberal Criticisms

Polycarp Ikuenobe is associate professor of Philosophy at Kent State University.

This book is a much-needed conceptual and pragmatic study of the existence and significance of African communalism and philosophy.

• Chapter 1 Methodological and Metaphilosophical IssuesChapter 2 African Conceptions of Personhood and CommunityChapter 3 Moral Philosophy, Communalism, and MoralityChapter 4 Oral Tradition, Narratives, and Moral EducationChapter 5 Communalism and Epistemic AuthoritarianismChapter 6 Moral Education, Rationality, and IndoctrinationChapter 7 Reflections on Communalism, Responsibility, and Liberal Criticisms