Elvis Imafidon teaches philosophy in the Department of Philosophy at Ambrose Alli University, Ekpoma Nigeria. He has published journal articles touching on issues in metaphysics, African philosophy, social philosophy, and philosophy of science. He is also the founding editor of Critical Essays: A Graduate Journal of PhilosophyJohn Ayotunde Isola Bewaji is professor of philosophy at the University of the West Indies, Mona Campus, Jamaica. He is a recipient of the Rhodes Visiting Lectureship in Philosophy and Simon Guggenheim Research Fellowship. He is the founding president of the International Society for African Philosophy and Studies (ISAPS), and editor of the Caribbean Journal of Philosophy.

• AcknowledgmentsIntroductionChapter 1: Moral Tradition and Moral Revolution: A Conceptual AnalysisChapter 2: University of Morality – myth or realityChapter 3: On the Ontological Foundation of a Social Ethic in African TraditionsChapter 4: Towards an African Relational EnvironmentalismChapter 5: The Ethical Import in African Metaphysics: A Critical Discourse in Shona Environmental EthicsChapter 6: A Re-Interpretation of Gender Power Play in the Metaphysics of Adultery and Moral Exclusionism of Married Males in an African CultureChapter 7: Beyond Culpability: Approaching Male Impotency through Legitimated Adultery in Esan MetaphysicsChapter 8: Finding Common Grounds for a Dialogue between African and Chinese EthicsChapter 9: Critical Reflection on Gyekye’s Humanism: Defending SupernaturalismChapter 10: Life’s Origin in Bioethics: Implications of Three ontological Perspectives: Judeo-Christianity, Western Secularism and the African WorldviewChapter 11: Implicit Anachronism of the Concept

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Elvis Imafidon teaches philosophy in the Department of Philosophy at Ambrose Alli University, Ekpoma Nigeria. He has published journal articles touching on issues in metaphysics, African philosophy, social philosophy, and philosophy of science. He is also the founding editor of Critical Essays: A Graduate Journal of PhilosophyJohn Ayotunde Isola Bewaji is professor of philosophy at the University of the West Indies, Mona Campus, Jamaica. He is a recipient of the Rhodes Visiting Lectureship in Philosophy and Simon Guggenheim Research Fellowship. He is the founding president of the International Society for African Philosophy and Studies (ISAPS), and editor of the Caribbean Journal of Philosophy.

• AcknowledgmentsIntroductionChapter 1: Moral Tradition and Moral Revolution: A Conceptual AnalysisChapter 2: University of Morality – myth or realityChapter 3: On the Ontological Foundation of a Social Ethic in African TraditionsChapter 4: Towards an African Relational EnvironmentalismChapter 5: The Ethical Import in African Metaphysics: A Critical Discourse in Shona Environmental EthicsChapter 6: A Re-Interpretation of Gender Power Play in the Metaphysics of Adultery and Moral Exclusionism of Married Males in an African CultureChapter 7: Beyond Culpability: Approaching Male Impotency through Legitimated Adultery in Esan MetaphysicsChapter 8: Finding Common Grounds for a Dialogue between African and Chinese EthicsChapter 9: Critical Reflection on Gyekye’s Humanism: Defending SupernaturalismChapter 10: Life’s Origin in Bioethics: Implications of Three ontological Perspectives: Judeo-Christianity, Western Secularism and the African WorldviewChapter 11: Implicit Anachronism of the Concept

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Elvis Imafidon teaches philosophy in the Department of Philosophy at Ambrose Alli University, Ekpoma Nigeria. He has published journal articles touching on issues in metaphysics, African philosophy, social philosophy, and philosophy of science. He is also the founding editor of Critical Essays: A Graduate Journal of PhilosophyJohn Ayotunde Isola Bewaji is professor of philosophy at the University of the West Indies, Mona Campus, Jamaica. He is a recipient of the Rhodes Visiting Lectureship in Philosophy and Simon Guggenheim Research Fellowship. He is the founding president of the International Society for African Philosophy and Studies (ISAPS), and editor of the Caribbean Journal of Philosophy.

• AcknowledgmentsIntroductionChapter 1: Moral Tradition and Moral Revolution: A Conceptual AnalysisChapter 2: University of Morality – myth or realityChapter 3: On the Ontological Foundation of a Social Ethic in African TraditionsChapter 4: Towards an African Relational EnvironmentalismChapter 5: The Ethical Import in African Metaphysics: A Critical Discourse in Shona Environmental EthicsChapter 6: A Re-Interpretation of Gender Power Play in the Metaphysics of Adultery and Moral Exclusionism of Married Males in an African CultureChapter 7: Beyond Culpability: Approaching Male Impotency through Legitimated Adultery in Esan MetaphysicsChapter 8: Finding Common Grounds for a Dialogue between African and Chinese EthicsChapter 9: Critical Reflection on Gyekye’s Humanism: Defending SupernaturalismChapter 10: Life’s Origin in Bioethics: Implications of Three ontological Perspectives: Judeo-Christianity, Western Secularism and the African WorldviewChapter 11: Implicit Anachronism of the Concept

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