ajop: A Pathfinder

This is a computer-generated pathfinder created against the Distant Reader study called ajop.

Each Distant Reader study carrel is composed of many individual items. Each item is bibliographically described with author, title, date, summary, and keyword values. Below is a list of the items' most signficant keywords as well as lists of the items themselves. Purpusing the content of this pathfinder provides the student, researcher, or scholar with one way to get their heads around the scope of the carrel. The keywords include:

Nigeria; People; World; Government; Knowledge; State; Human; Covid-19; Pandemic; Good; Theory; Action; Avec

Depending on how this pathfinder was created, many of the bibliographic sections will include elaborations on the meaning(s) of the given keywords. These elaborations were generated by feeding the items' summaries to a large langauge model and asking the model to address the question, "What is X?", where "X" is the keyword. The result will be a few sentences of elaboration. Be forewarned. The elaborations are often plausible, but they should not be take as truth. Instead, they should be taken as points for consideration.

• A NATION’S ECONOMY IN THE COVID-19 PANDEMIC ERA: WHAT NIGERIA CAN LEARN FROM FRANCE by EMEFU, Clement Chimaobi (2021) - According to philosophers and those who wrote on political economy in the late 18th century and most of the 19th century, the economic role of the State was limited to compensating for externalities and possible distortions arising from the dysfunction of markets and the provision of public goods. As a result of its hands-on approach to economic management, France has been able to ensure some remarkable economic success stories. Keywords: citizens; covid-19; covid-19 pandemic; crisis; economic; economy; france; french; government; health; https://www.cnbc.com/2020/03/20/gm-to-lend-its-auto-factories-to-support-production-of-ventilators-in-coronavirus-fight.html#close; https://www.la-croix.com/religion/catholicisme/france/solidaires-malades-coronavirus-religieuses-fabriquent-masques-sanitaires-2020-03-31-1201086997; https://www.ouest-france.fr/sante/virus/coronavirus/coronavirus-l-entreprise-de-cosmetiques-l-occitane-se-reconvertit-dans-la-production-de-gel-6795509; nigeria; pandemic; state; system; world
• PHILOSOPHY, THE CHURCH AND QUEST FOR SOCIO-ECONOMIC LIBERATION IN NIGERIA by IDOKO, Barnabas Obiora (2021) - It will seem more appropriate to take a re-conciliatory or midway position that while she is not expected to become a political organization, the Church has a substantial role to play in socioeconomic liberation by acting as a principled guide, moral watch dog, spiritual counselor and conscience to the society. The paper argues that participation in the process of socioeconomic liberation for the realization of justice is a task, even a sine qua non‘ for the Church as both a religious and viable social institution. Keywords: church; justice; liberation; masses; nigeria; philosophy; role; society; state; system; world
• FOSTERING INTERRELIGIOUS DIALOGUE BETWEEN CHRISTIANS AND MUSLIMS IN NIGERIA by OGBO, Chukwunonso Vitalis (2021) - In the above passage, we find that the Qu‘ran in regards adherents of other religions as unbelievers. As Idara Out (2006, p.135) remarks, ―In Nostra Aetate, the Council recognized that the Church shares certain basic truths and values with other religions, and that humans share a common desire to probe the ultimate mystery of life.‖Here, the Catholic Church encourages her members in dialogue and collaboration with members of other religions. Keywords: catholic; christians; church; dialogue; fults; god; islam; muslims; nigeria; ogbo; people; religion
• COVID-19 PANDEMIC: A PANDEMIC THAT HAS DRAMATICALLY CHALLENGED AND CHANGED, AND CONTINUES TO CHALLENGE AND CHANGE OUR LIVES AND WAYS OF DOING THINGS LIKE NO OTHER IN RECENT TIMES by Onyewuenyi, Remy N. (2021) - I want to underscore the fact that Africa is blessed because if continents and countries with far better economic infrastructure and medical facilities fared so badly in COVID-19 death toll, imagine what could have happened to Africa with her very fragile, unstable and insufficient or deficit economic and healthcare infrastructures. Okebukola, Peter (2021) COVID-19 Affected Over 90% of Public School Curriculum, JAMBulletin, Vol.2, No. 10, February 8, 2021, p. 5. Keywords: africa; covid-19; covid-19 pandemic; education; food; health; institutions; nigeria; onyewuenyi; pandemic
• COVID—19 RESPONSES IN NIGERIA AND THE PREPAREDNESS OF THE TRADITIONAL AND CULTURAL HEALTH CARE DELIVERY TO COMBATING THE PANDEMIC: THE NEED FOR THE GUIDNANCE AND COUNSELLING COLLABORATION by OKAFOR, EMMANUEL IKENNA; OSINACHI, CAROLINA CHIKA; ODINYE, GRACE OBIAGELI (2021) - Clarification of Terms The concepts that are given some explanations or definitions include: COVID-19, vaccine, African traditional cultural health care systems, guidance and counseling, pandemic and Nigeria. Government should also look into the complaints against vaccines and effectiveness of African traditional health care system before making further decisions on the issue of the vaccines or whatever measures that maybe introduced. Keywords: care; counseling; covid-19; delivery; health; health care; medicine; nigeria; nigerians; system; vaccines
• A CRITICAL REFLECTION ON COVID-19 PALLIATIVE SAGA IN NIGERIA: IMPLICATIONS OF HUMAN GREED by ONAH, Oliver Ozoemena (2021) - “FG‟s COVID-19 palliatives: Why Nigerians are not feeling the impact. According to Benson(2020), who cited the CBN as his source, 107 Nigerian companies and wealthy individuals donated the sum of 25.8 billion naira for COVID-19 relief as at April 2020.Topping the donors‟ chat were the CBN (N2billion),and numerous others, according to their capacity. Keywords: corruption; covid-19; distribution; government; greed; human; nigeria; palliatives; pandemic; people; relief; world
• ECONOMIC IMPACT OF COVID 19 AND THE ROLE OF E-GOVERNANCE IN COMBACTING COVID 19 IN NIGERIA by EZEOBELE, IZUCHUKWU ANTHONY; ODO, ANSELEM IKENNA; NWOHA, PETERMARY O. (2021) - the Impact of e-government Strategy on Economic Growth and Social Development ,(Doctoral Dissertation). Better delivery of government services to citizens vii. Keywords: covid; digital; governance; government; ict; implementation; information; nigeria; public; service
• A PHILOSOPHICALANALYSIS OF INSECURITY IN NIGERIA AND ITS EFFECTS ON NATIONAL DEVELOPMENT by FRANCIS MICHAEL OKECHUKWU ENYOSIOBI, CHARLES NWEKE, (2023) - As such, Nigerian society is now fraught with unprecedented kinds of insecurity such as conflicts, terrorism, cultism, violence, robbery, 42 A PHILOSOPHICAL ANALYSIS OF INSECURITY IN NIGERIA AND ITS EFFECTS ON NATIONAL DEVELOPMENT CHARLES NWEKE, PH.D. DEPARTMENT OF PHILOSOPHY NNAMDI AZIKIWE UNIVERSITY, AWKA AND FRANCIS MICHAEL OKECHUKWU ENYOSIOBI DEPARTMENT OF PHILOSOPHY NNAMDI AZIKIWE UNIVERSITY, AWKA kidnapping, banditry, militancy, swindling, to mention but a few. For instance, insecurity is often spurred by scenarios when the victims are stripped naked before they are gruesomely burnt, killed or cut in pieces Some of the victims are riddled with bullets while others are hacked to death 48 NWEKE & ENYOSIOBI A Philosophical Analysis Of Insecurity In Nigeria... with knives, machetes or small axes. Keywords: activities; business; condition; country; development; government; insecurity; journal; national; nigeria; people; society; state
• THE POLITICAL TRANSFORMATION OF NIGERIA – RELEVANT FACTORS by UMEZINWA, CLETUS (2023) - The poor will not attempt it, for he knows already the obstacles put in place to prevent one from using political office to lift oneself from poverty. However, he may decide to run for political office to have the opportunity to create an enabling environment for wealth creation in which many people, including himself, will be beneficiaries. Keywords: constitution; factors; law; leadership; national; nigeria; office; people; president; rule; state; transformation
• EXPLORING AN ALTERNATIVE TO NIGERIA'S DYSFUNCTIONAL DEMOCRACY by ANTHONY CHUKWUDI AREJI; JETTY JOE ODEY, EZE, CHIMA FIDELIS; (2023) - While some countries aspire to and do indeed practise democracy for the socio-economic benefit of the generality of the people or at least as many people as possible; others, like Nigeria, make their own brand of democracy government of the few by the few and for the socio-economic benefit of the few. Unfortunately, Nigerian democratic government is only famous for all the bad things that work against the will and the common good of the people which democracy stands for and this has been the basic reasons for the monumental failure of democracy in Nigeria. Keywords: community; democracy; democratic; form; good; government; igbo; nigeria; ohacracy; people; society
• POLITICAL ECONOMY OF BANDITRY IN NIGERIA: ATHREAT TO NATIONAL SECURITY by TITUS ALIYU, EMMANUEL UGBEDEOJO AMEH, (2023) - “Insurgency, armed banditry and corruption in Nigeria: The bane of socioeconomic underdevelopment.” Cattle rustling and armed banditry along Nigeria-Niger borderlands. Keywords: africa; banditry; bandits; crime; economy; government; journal; national; nigeria; people; security; state
• DISARMAMENT, DEMOBILIZATION AND REINTEGRATION OF TERRORIST GROUPS IN NIGERIA by BERNARD FAYAM NDA, EMMANUEL OCHALIFU, (2023) - The IDDRS framework provides guidelines for planning, implementing, and monitoring DDR programs, based on principles of human rights, gender sensitivity, conflict sensitivity, and the participation of all stakeholders in the DDR process. The government has responded to these challenges by adopting various approaches, including military operations and DDR programs. Keywords: ddr; ddr programs; demobilization; disarmament; groups; nigeria; programs; reintegration; security; terrorism
• RE-EXAMINING PEACEMAKING AND CONFLICTMANAGEMENT: THE ROLE OFYOUTH IN PEACE BUILDING AND PROCESS IN SOUTH-EAST NIGERIA by JOHN, LAWALAKOR (2023) - Keywords: Peacemaking, Peacebuilding, Conflict management, Youth, South-East, Nigeria INTRODUCTION Conflict management, according to Gurr and Cole (2019), is the proactive and reactive work done by both individuals and groups to avoid, control, and settle disagreements and conflicts. Keywords: conflict; conflict management; efforts; management; nigeria; peace; peacebuilding; peacemaking; role; youth

• COVID-19 PANDEMIC AND PHYSICAL DISTANCING IN THE MODERN WORLD: A CHALLENGE TO GLOBAL HUMANISM by Isife, Evaristus Emeka (2021) - With the present condition, post COVID-19 humanism now considers what virus means for future global planning of hospital services, food supply chains, industry, trade, agriculture, education and human relationship. And now, COVID-19 humanism is set in reconfiguring deeper international relations, intercultural dialogue, equitable capacity human building, intercultural engagement and transnational solidarity in ways that will ensure that humanity is better able to deal with future crises and global threats. Keywords: african; challenge; covid-19; distancing; health; humanism; humanity; journal; pandemic; people; philosophy; virus; world
• RE-EVALUATION OF THE ROLE OF THE NIGERIAN YOUTH IN NATIONAL DEVELOPMENT by CHUKWUNWEOLU, STEPHEN OLISAEMEKA, ANTHONY C. AREJI; EZE, CHIMA FIDELIS; (2023) - Nigerian youths can only make their impact felt if there is a driving ideology in the form of a philosophy of social action. Many Nigerian youths operate with these negative values. Keywords: development; liberation; life; national; nigerian; people; philosophy; role; society; youths
• ETHICAL REPOSITIONING OF LOYALTY IN NIGERIAN POLITICS: TOWARDS ELIMINATION OF KAKISTOCRACY by IFEANACHO, EVARISTUS (2023) - Keywords: Ethics, Political loyalty, Kakistocracy, Machiavellian tactics, Metapolitics Introduction Politics in Nigeria has experienced and continues to experience a chequered history. It is pertinent therefore to explore into how best political correctness could be given an upper place in political loyalty? Keywords: act; fact; good; government; loyalty; morality; people; politics; power; process; religion; vote
• SELF-WORTH AND THE EFFECTS OF DOUBLE CONSCIOUSNESS: TONI MORRISON'S THE BLUEST EYES by OJIAKOR, CHINYERE T. (2023) - Another part of the novel which talks about existing veil between Whites and Blacks is when it says that the true and primordial obstacle which does not let white people build a good relationship with their black fellows is their skin colour and also their ugliness: “And it is the blackness that accounts for, that creates, the vacuum edged with distaste in white eyes” (49). And it is the blackness that accounts for, that creates, the vacuum edged with distaste in white eyes” (49). Keywords: african; american; black; consciousness; eyes; morrison; novel; pecola; people; self; white
• AN AFRICAN PHILOSOPHER: GBENGAADEBOYE IN FOCUS by ADÉSÃ’UYÃŒ, OLÚKÁYÃ’Ã’DÉ R. (2023) - Essays in Honour of Kwasi Wiredu, (Ibadan: Hope Publications Ltd), 19-35 Oladipo, Olusegun (2000), The Idea of African Philosophy: A Critical Study of the Major Orientations in Contemporary African Philosophy, Third Edition, (Ibadan: Hope Publications Ltd) Olu-Owolabi, K. A. (2011), My People Perish for Lack of Philosophy, An Inaugural Lecture Delivered at the University of Ibadan, (Ibadan: Ibadan University Press) These ontological debates, especially in philosophical scholarship, have posed many questions thereby trying to relegate African Philosophy to mere cultural thought system. Keywords: adeboye; funwontan; gbenga; people; philosophers; philosophy; university; works

• A THOMISTIC INTERPRETATION OF RELIGIOUS EDUCATION FOR NATIONAL UNITY by AKOLEOWO, Victoria Openif Oluwa (2021) - Abstract This paper contends that theological education promotes national unity when it recognizes the need to construct a notion of ‗the common good‘ as the basis of national unity. However, to proffer such a theoretical background imposes an initial intellectual obligation to clarify what is meant by theological education, national unity, common good and how theological education, through the recognition of the common good, can foster national unity. Keywords: education; god; good; human; knowledge; religion; society; unity; world
• A PHILOSOPHICAL REFLECTION ON PLOTINUS’ CONCEPT OF BEAUTY AS AN ECSTATIC EXPERIENCE OF THE SOUL by ONYEUKAZIRI, Justin Nnaemeka (2021) - For instance, with respect to the concept of beauty, Yount (2014:49), notes: Both philosophers hold the following claims to be true: beauty is a Form; beauty is similar to but not identical with the Good; one can have a transformative vision of Beauty; the imitator (artist, poet) of Beauty does not know if the imitations are in fact beautiful or how bad his imitations are. 3. Plotinus’ Analysis and Critique of the General Concept of Beauty Plotinus‘ concept of beauty is brilliantly exposed in his treatise entitled, On Beauty. Keywords: beauty; form; human; intellect; person; plotinus; soul; world
• THE SIGNIFICANCE OFAESTHETIC EDUCATION ON ENVIRONMENTAL DEGRADATION IN NIGERIA by VERABA, DAVID DINEBARI, AMADI, CORNELIUS CHUKWUDI; (2023) - However, aesthetic appreciation is not limited to art; it is frequently directed towards the world at large. However, aesthetic appreciation is not limited to art; it is equally directed to our experience to our experience of the world at large: our everyday environment; he environment in which people work, play and live. Keywords: aesthetics; appreciation; art; city; degradation; education; environment; nature; philosophy; world
• AN EXAMINATION OFW.V.O. QUINE'S NATURALIZED EPISTEMOLOGY by JOHN, CHRISTOPHER, CHRISTIAN (2023) - So, Willard Van Orman Quine therefore argued that there are some level of certainty and objectivity in natural science, so for him rather than continue the endless search for another condition of knowledge epistemology should rather be naturalized. These questions and problems which Quine was responding to form the philosophical backgrounds of naturalized epistemology. Keywords: belief; epistemology; gettier; justification; knowledge; philosophy; quine; science; world
• A PHILO-ANTHROPOLOGICAL DIFFERENTIATION OF MAN FROM OTHER BEINGS IN THE UNIVERSE: A SCHELERIAN PERCEPTIVE by OSUJI, PETER C. (2023) - According to Buber (1968), man is the creature capable of entering into living relation with the world and things, with men both as individuals and as many, and with the 'mystery of being,' which is dimly apparent through all this but infinitely transcends it (Buber, 1968, p. 16). The differentiation of Man from other beings in the Universe In contrast to the naturalists' or evolutionists' views of man, which reduced man to the level of psychic or natural being (animal and plant), Scheler maintains that there is something unique to man that is not based on intelligence. Keywords: animal; body; man; nature; result; scheler; soul; spirit; world

• POLITICAL EXCLUSION AND DOMESTIC TERRORISM IN AFRICA by EZEBUILO, Hyginus Chibuike (2021) - The results of this study suggests that ethnic group political exclusion is a key element in the generation of domestic terrorism and, therefore, policies aimed at fostering inclusiveness could be a useful counterterrorism tool. Furthermore, ethnic group political exclusion is a more consistent and substantive predictor of domestic terrorist activity than general political repression or economic discrimination. Keywords: africa; attacks; exclusion; experience; government; grievances; groups; inclusion; journal; power; state; study; terrorism; violence

• REVIEWING MODERN SCIENTIFIC KNOWLEDGE WITHIN THE SCOPE OF NIETZSCHE’S IRRATIONALISM by ADESANYA, Oreoluwa Idris (2021) - Scientific knowledge is esteemed to be a systematic inquiry, which emphasizes the superiority of human reason over human intuitions, instincts and impulses. As fallout of Nietzsche‘s irrationalist doctrines is the contention that the enterprise of science can be more comprehensive in terms of approach and method by acknowledging and adopting the irrational sources of human knowledge. Keywords: human; irrationalism; knowledge; life; nature; nietzsche; philosophy; reason; science
• AGAINST METHODISM: A SOCIO-HISTORICAL PERSPECTIVE OF SCIENCE by LAWAL, Lukman Ademola (2021) - Rule 1 states that: ―The aim of our studies should be to direct the mind with a view to forming true and sound judgements about whatever comes before it.‖ Rule 2 states that:―We should attend only to those objects of which our minds seem capable of having certain and indubitable cognition‖ (See Rene Descartes, Discourse on Method).However, certainty has come to be criticized as an aim for science, since most scientific theories are specified with a degree of error, thereby making certainty too high an objective for scientific theories to meet. However, only a few scientists have shown interest in the methodology of science, as such; thereby leaving the conceptualization and critical evaluation of the idea of scientific method to philosophers of science. Keywords: idea; knowledge; method; paradigm; philosophy; popper; rules; science; scientists; theories; theory
• ON THE PHILOSPHIC FOUNDATION OF SCIENCE by NWEKE, Charles C. (2021) - American Association for Advancement of Science (AAAS) maintain in their ―History and Philosophy of Science‖ that: Until the 19th century, natural science was primarily known as ―natural philosophy‖, and contemporary philosophy still maintains deep connections with science. Spirkin avers to this effect that, ―Many general Nweke On the Philosophic Foundation of … guiding ideas that lie at the foundation of modern science were first enunciated by the perceptive force of philosophical thought.‖ Keywords: century; foundation; history; knowledge; october; philosophy; science; time
• EXCLUSIVE RATIONALISM AND EMPIRICISM: A DISSERVICE TO THE THEORY OF KNOWLEDGE by AKPAN, Stephen Timothy; BENEDICT, Michael (2021) - This is a philosophical position whose basic teaching on its source of knowledge holds that true knowledge can only be gotten through reasoning. Both Plato and Descartes maintain that true knowledge is already within us in the nature of innate ideas, which we do not acquire but are born within (Popkin and Stroll, 1993, p. 203), and the process of learning begins with these basic ideas known as innate. Keywords: empiricism; epistemology; experience; knowledge; philosophy; rationalism; reason; senses
• EPISTEMOLOGYAND HUMAN AFFAIRS by IBRAHIM, ADEKUNLE A. (2023) - In a bid to ascertain the sanity of human rationality, it is imperative to interrogate the nature, structure and justification of human knowledge. By so doing, epistemology interrogates the nature, origin, scope, sources, validity and structure of human knowledge. Keywords: affairs; beliefs; epistemology; human; knowledge; life; philosophy; stage
• THE PHILOSOPHER IN THE MARKETPLACE: THE RELEVANCE OF LOGIC TO COMMERCIAL VIABILITY DEMANDS IN THE ACADEME by ANIEKAN UBONG EKEFRE, DARTY EMMANUEL DARTY, (2023) - As the tool of reasoning, logic plays a role in both to the ability to achieve correct reasoning about emotions and the ability to use emotions and emotional knowledge in order to improve thinking. It is because of the indispensability of logic as the tool of philosophy which in turn is a humanities discipline that makes Habibi (2016:3) to observe that “the fields of the humanities are the fertile grounds for developing critical thinking skills and becoming better decision makers”. Keywords: education; humanities; intelligence; knowledge; logic; marketplace; philosophy; skills; university; work

• A CRITICAL PRESENTATION OF ARISTOTLE'S CONTRIBUTIONS TO SOCIOPOLITICAL PHILOSOPHY by NWANKWOR, IKS J. (2023) - According to Aristotle, “…corrective justice requires us, in some circumstances, to try to restore a fair balance in interpersonal relations where it has been lost” (from: Western Theories of Justice in Internet Encyclopedia of Philosophy). In brief, this justice aims at virtue and moral excellence of character and it is for this reason, it is called corrective justice.” 6 Aquino Journal of Philosophy, Vol 3 Issue 1, 2023 ISSN: 2786-9792 June Thus, for Aristotle, justice consists in what is lawful – universal justice and what is fair – particular justice. Keywords: aristotle; education; justice; law; man; philosophy; state; theory; virtue

• AN ASSESSMENT OF THE THEORY OF ENVIRONMENTAL ETHICS by NWOKOYE, Anthony Ugochukwu (2021) - On his clarification and distinction of environmental ethics from other new applied philosophies, Rolston avers that; Environmental ethics is more radical in applying ethics outside the sector of human interests. Callicott writing on the existence and establishment of environmental ethic within the philosophical circle, states explicitly; In 1973, with the publication of three seminal papers, environmental ethics made its formal debut on the staid and conservative stage of professional philosophy. Keywords: anthropocentric; ecosystem; environmental; ethics; human; nature; new; nonhuman; philosophy; species; value

• COVID-19 PANDEMIC: THE SOCIO-ECONOMIC AND HEALTH CHALLENGES TO AFRICA by Ezebuilo, Rev. Fr. Dr. Hyginus Chibuike (2021) - The fifth explores some beneficial consequences of covid-19 pandemic. Immunization campaigns covering measles, yellow fever, polio and other diseases have been postponed in many African countries in 20020. Keywords: africa; coronavirus; countries; covid-19; family; fegert; growth; health; pandemic; phase; socio; virus

• COVID-19 EXPERIENCE IN NIGERIAN FAMILY SETTINGS: IMPLICATIONS FOR RESEARCHERS AND FAMILY COUNSELLORS by Udumka, Rev. Kenny (2021) - Some of these conspirators and those who believed them are part of family systems where there were family members who took the situation very seriously and were willing to comply with government restrictions as well as those who either refused to believe or wished to appear different. In the light of family system theory, which is a derivative of the general system theory, the family in this context represents this new and unique system of relationships. Keywords: families; family; individual; members; pandemic; system

• A CRITIQUE OF THE DIVINE COMMAND THEORY OF ETHICS FROM THE TEACHINGS OF THE ABRAHAMIC RELIGIONS by IBRAHIM, Abubakar Zaria (2021) - But Graber (1975) argues that divine command theory of ethics has more going for it than has been generally acknowledged. Attempts to trace the origins of divine command theory in the history of philosophy often begin with the scholastic philosophers John Duns Scotus and William of Ockham (Idziak, 1979). Keywords: command; command theory; divine; ethics; god; good; morality; ockham; theory
• CONSEQUENCES, DUTIES AND VIRTUES: ATHREEFOLD NORMATIVE ETHICALAPPROACH TO PROFESSIONAL ETHICS by OKPO, ODUMAYAK (2023) - Moreover, there are different forms of virtue ethical theories: eudaimonist virtue ethics, agent-based virtue ethics and the ethics of care among others. Abstract This paper explores a threefold normative ethical approach to professional ethics. Keywords: action; conduct; consequences; duty; ethics; good; normative; professional; right; theories; virtue; wrong

• THE PRAGMATIC THEORY OF TRUTH: A DEFENSE AND RECONCILIATION by ODUNAYO, OGUNSINA FOLASADE (2023) - AQUINO VOLUME3 ISSUE 3 JUNE 2023 ABSTRACT This work submits that the Pragmatic Theory of Truth is a viable theory of truth based on its emphasis on the notion of practical judgment and usefulness. The Correspondence Theory of Truth sometimes also referred to as the Common Sense view of truth has been the most popular of the truth theories. Keywords: beliefs; correspondence; james; pragmatism; proposition; russell; theory; truth

• ASSISTED REPRODUCTION AS AN ETHICALALTERNATIVE TO ILLICIT PATHWAYS TO PARENTHOOD by FATAI ASODUN, PASCHALANAEKE, (2023) - In the scientific arena, assisted reproductive technologies are developed to serve as an alternative when the natural method of reproduction fails. Employing the method of reductive analysis, this paper found out that victims of infertility are obstructed from seeking solutions through assisted reproduction due to their belief systems and ignorance. Keywords: action; baby; couples; factories; factory; infertility; journal; procreation; reproduction; technologies

• L'INFIDELITE DANS MADAME BOVARY DE GUSTAVE FLAUBERT: ETUDE PSYCHANALYSE by THEODARA UKAMAKA ONUKO, JOSHUA, PRECIOUS CHIMEE; (2023) - Jean Bellemin-Noël donne une définition de la psychanalyse dans Psychanalyse et littérature : « La psychanalyse (j'entends par là la doctrine freudienne) plutôt qu'une science est l'art de déchiffrer une vérité dans tous les secteurs énigmatiques de l'expérience humaine, telle que l'homme la vit, c'est-à-dire “parle” à un autre ou à lui-même (10) Tout d'abord, il y a la critique de texte qui prend en considération les « influences inconscientes que la vie de l'écrivain, événementielle et psychologique, a exercées sur son œuvre » (35). Keywords: avec; bovary; c'est; comme; dans; des; elle; emma; est; flaubert; gustave; l'infidélité; les; lui; madame; mais; mariage; nous; par; pas; pour; psychanalyse; que; qui; ses; son; une; vie

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