Meaning of Justice in African Philosophy

​Grivas Muchineripi Kayange is an Associate Professor of Philosophy at the University of Malawi. He graduated in philosophy at the Gregorian Pontifical University in Rome in 2007. His expertise includes: Theories/logic and practice, African philosophy, Analytic philosophy, and Ethics. He has done research and published in different areas since 2008; some of his most recent books include; Meaning and Truth in African Philosophy (2018), Capitalism and Freedom in African Philosophy (2020), Co-editor Addiction in East and Southern Africa (2020), The Question of Being in Western and African Analytic Metaphysics (2021), and Ethics in Malawi (2021). Some of his commonly read articles include ‘Restoration of Ubuntu as an Autocentric Virtue-Phronesis Theory’ (2020), ‘Rethinking African Analytic Philosophy: A Perspectival Approach’ (2019), and ‘An Alternative to Giere’s Perspectival Realism’ (2019). The author is on a broad philosophical project that aims at the theoretical reconstruction of African philosophy so that it reflects the various perspectives and the experience of the ordinary people.

• Dedication.- Preface.- Acknowledgements.- List of Figures.- List of Tables.- Chapter 1. General Introduction.- Chapter 2. Semantic Theory of Justice in the Chichewa Language.- Chapter 3. Communitarian Theory of Justice.- Chapter 4. Vitalogical Theory of Justice.- Chapter 5. Divine Gift Theory of Justice.- Chapter 6. Ubuntu Human Nature-Based Theory of Justice.- Chapter 7. African Rights Theory of Justice.- Chapter 8. Conclusion.- Index.