evaia: A Pathfinder

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

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:

Values; Nigeria; People; Women; Life; Education; Kant

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.

• RELEVANCE OF CHRISTIAN ETHICS IN THE DEVELOPMENT OF YOUTHS’ ENTREPRENEURSHIP IN NIGERIA by Okeke, Roseline Uchenna (2020) - The foundation of the relevance of Christian work ethics to entrepreneurship is enshrined in Calvins ideology of frugality and Max Weber’s thesis on protestant ethic and the spirit of capitalism. Though all ethics refer to normative science of human conduct (Okeke, 2015; William, 1961), the special concern of Christian ethics is to relate an understanding of God and Christian belief system to the conducts of men and women. Keywords: business; christian; entrepreneurship; ethics; international; journal; okeke; values; volume; work
• CRITICAL ANALYSIS OF BASIC CHALLENGES IN ENVIRONMENTALETHICS AND SUSTAINABILITY IN NIGERIA by ELECHI, MARAIZU (2020) - The question of what moral status or consideration animals, biological areas and natural environment places on man has been a subject of much discussion by environmental philosophers. The legal philosopher Christopher Stone argues that natural environment should have the legal right to be protected from improper use. Keywords: environment; ethics; human; journal; man; nature; philosophy; values
• PROMOTING CHRISTIAN SEX ETHICS: A KEY TO REDRESSING RISING TREND OF SEXUAL VIOLENCE AGAINST WOMEN IN NIGERIA by Chukwudi, Amunnadi (2020) - While this may sound too rigid yet biblical context of sexual ethics provides the boundary of behaviour that secures humanity from sliding into the negative aspects of sexual lifestyle that is damaging to the overall good of society .This study invites us to consider the place of Biblical context in our fast changing society that is being overrun by sexual violence. What appears to be a worrisome trend therefore is the rising profile of sexual violence against women involving both the religious and political leaders as well as the ordinary men on the street. Keywords: adultery; amunnadi; ethics; journal; july; marriage; nigeria; sex; values; violence; volume; women
• RESPONSIBLE PARENTHOOD: A PARADIGM SHIFT FOR SUSTAINABLE PEACEFUL CO-EXISTENCE, SOCIAL SECURITY AND POLITICAL STABILITY IN NIGERIA by Obijekwu, Matthew Ike; Okeke, deline; Okafor, Augustina (2020) - From the review of the development of concept responsible parenthood made above, it can be deducted that: a) procreation determined the development of the concept; b) responsible parenthood emerged to address the problem of abortion as a measure to preventing conception; c) to regulate the number of children families desired to produce; d) to protect the rights and person’s of children; and e) to help parents to care for their children’s moral development, education, etc. Other areas involved the promotion of child rights for adequate education, health, child's development, etc. Keywords: children; family; nigeria; obijekwu; parenthood; parents; rights; society; values; world
• AFRICAN PHILOSOPHY AND INDIGENOUS LANGUAGES: THE CRITICAL NEXUS by Ifeanyi, Mmoneke Samuel (2020) - In the light of these, a critic of the nexus of African philosophy and African indigenous languages, became necessary, so as to discover the relevance of African indigenous languages in the changing society. The study discovers that no meaningful understanding will be made of African philosophy and worldview without the peoples’ indigenous language. Keywords: african; language; life; man; people; philosophy; thought; values; world; worldview
• INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY RIGHTS, ETHICS AND VALUES IN NIGERIA: A CRITICAL INVESTIGATION by Aguboshim, Felix Chukwuma; Nkemdilim, Obiokafor Ifeyinwa (2020) - Other maintained that IP thefts are due to the ineffectiveness of enforcement IP ethics, rights and value systems related toa lack of human resources, funding and practical experience in intellectual property enforcement of relevant officials, including the judiciary (Deep & Saradindu, 2017; Osunde, 2017), insufficient knowledge on the side of right holders and the general public, concerning their rights and remedies(Afolayan, 2020); and systemic problems resulting from insufficient national and international coordination, including a lack of transparency (Olubiyi, et al., 2020).Besides, the Trade-Related Aspects of Intellectual Property Rights EVAIA: INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF ETHICS AND VALUES Volume 1, NO. 1, July, 2020 Aguboshim and Obiokafor Page 100 (TRIPS) agreement suggested some best practices related to national cooperation and coordination, including international cooperation, public awareness and cooperation, right holder cooperation, judicial enforcement, administrative enforcement, border control, criminal procedures, and right to information to help curtail the problem (Blakeney, 2005). In other research findings, Chaudhry, Zimmerman, Peters, and Cordell (2009) claimed that public awareness and cooperation with IP ethics and policies can improve the effectiveness of anti-counterfeiting tactics to preserve intellectual property rights. Keywords: ethics; information; innovations; intellectual; iprs; journal; nigeria; policies; property; research; rights; values
• RESTORING HARMONY IN THE DISARRAYED NATION OF NIGERIA: PHILOSOPHICAL ANTHROPOLOGY, A VERITABLE ARBITER by Iloanya, Chukwuemeka; Mmoneke, Samuel Ifeanyi; Makwudo, Kenechukwu (2020) - It is as a result of this that this paper seeks to introduce Philosophical anthropology as an arbiter in order to restore the harmony that has for long eluded Nigeria as a nation. The current President of Nigeria Gen. Mohammadu Buhari and his government are typical example of people that are not equal with others; they are above the law and violate the rule of law at will. Keywords: anthropology; country; disarray; ethics; freedom; harmony; iloanya; international; man; nation; nigeria; people; values
• THEMATIC ISSUES IN SELECTED NOLLYWOOD MOVIES: A PARADIGM SHIFT FOR THE PROMOTION OF CHRISTIAN VIRTUES AND MORALITY by Onyemauwa, Veronica Uduak; Akuchie, Raphael (2020) - Christian films should be used to counter some of the negative tares currently making waves in Nollywood movies. Most people indeed spend their leisure times watching Nollywood films. Keywords: ethics; evaia; film; industry; issakaba; journal; july; media; movies; nollywood; people; society; values; video; violence; volume
• EFFECTS OF FOREIGN DIRECT INVESTMENT ON AGRICULTURAL PRODUCTION IN NIGERIA: 1985 TO 2018. by Ejike, Meze Michael (2020) - On the dependent impact view, Yusuff et al (2015), researched on analysis of foreign direct investment on agricultural sector and its contribution to gross domestic product in Nigeria in which they investigated the impact of agricultural foreign direct investment on agricultural sector productivity in Nigeria and used descriptive statistics and simple linear regression with the result showing that the inflow of Foreign direct investment to agricultural sector did not follow a regular pattern, but that the sector’s contribution to gross domestic product was in direct relationship with the inflows of Foreign Direct Investment. Along this line, sectoralcredit allocation in Nigeria shows that 3.0% of the total volume of credit was allocated to agricultural sector in 2014 and 2015 (Food and Agricultural Organization and Central Bank of Nigeria (2016). Keywords: ethics; fdi; growth; impact; international; investment; journal; july; meze; nigeria; openness; production; run; sector; trade; values; volume
• RAPE IN HUMAN SOCIETIES: CATEGORIES, CONSEQUENCES AND REMEDIES by Ilarious, James Aruma (2020) - A counseling department should be set up to connect rape victims to regain their self- confidence. This tendency has therefore negated the social norms and has promoted increase in rape violence. Keywords: culture; ethics; evaia; girls; international; journal; number; rape; sex; values; victims; violence; volume; women
• UTILITARIAN CONSEQUENTIALISM IN ENVIRONMENTAL SUSTAINABILITY: AN EVALUATION by Elechi, Maraizu (2020) - Human beings need the environment for continued survival as much as the environment also needs human beings for care, preservation, and sustenance. Keywords: environment, environmental sustainability, pollution, climate change, ethico-moral. Keywords: action; beings; duty; elechi; environment; ethics; good; human; sustainability; values
• CONFLICT RESOLUTION AND AFRICAN INDIGENOUS KNOWLEDGE: IGBO PERSPECTIVE by Makwudo, Kenechukwu; Obij, Matthew Ike (2020) - According to, Onigun, Otite and Albert, conflict is “a struggle over values and claims to scarce status, power and resources in which the aims of the opponents are to neutralize, injure or eliminate their mailto:mi.obijekwu@coou.edu.ng mailto:ugochimelueze1@gmail.com EVAIA: International Journal of Ethics and Values, Volume 1, Number 2, October 2020 Makwudo & Obijekwu 59 rivals”.1 African traditional conflict resolution processes are well-structured, time-proven social system geared towards reconciliation, maintenance and improvement of social relationships. Hence, this study examined the patterns or mechanism for conflict resolution in traditional African societies with particular reference to Igbo societies in Nigeria. Keywords: african; communities; community; conflict; conflict resolution; igbo; journal; parties; peace; resolution; societies; society; values
• GENDER-BASED VIOLENCE IN WORKPLACES: A CRITICAL EXAMINATION OF ITS IMPLICATIONS IN THE CONTEMPORARY SOCIETY by Esther, Ogbu (2020) - (e) None of the cases of sexual violence like emotional violence had been reported to the Police Station and even when it is reported, sometimes the police response to the demands of victims of gender based violence is unsatisfactory and exhibit a tendency towards secondary victimization. (f) Poverty and socio-economic insecurity is also one of the factors contributing to gender based violence particularly trafficking, early marriage and sexual violence in displacement. Keywords: gender; harassment; health; number; society; values; victims; violence; women; work; workers
• SPIRITUAL LEADERSHIP IN THE CHURCH: A CRITICAL EXAMINATION by Ilarious, James Aruma (2020) - Spiritual leadership is nothing if not linked to collective purpose; and the effectiveness of the leadership must be judged not by press clippings but by actual social change, measured by intent and by satisfaction of human needs and expectations which on the long term will be visible on the Church growth and development. Spiritual leadership is defined as the ability to gain consensus and commitment to common objectives beyond organizational requirements which are attained with experience or contribution and satisfaction on the part of the working group (Oluwasegun 2005). Keywords: church; ethics; god; jesus; leadership; number; people; servant; spiritual; values; volume
• PHILOSOPHY AND GENDER EQUALITY IN NIGERIA: ISSUES, IMPACTS AND PROSPECTS by Egbekpalu, Purissima Emelda (2022) - In 1979, The universal Convention on the Elimination of all forms of Discrimination Against Women (CEDAW) also referred to as an international Bill of Rights for women set core principles to protect women’s right where the rights of women were outlined under law to liberate them from all sorts of violence, discriminations, marginalization and social injustice. In 1993, the United Nations (On the Elimination of Violence Against Women) declared that violence against women is (North, Rothenberg & Partner 1993, p. 1194) Keywords: egbekpalu; equality; feminism; gender; journal; philosophy; rights; values; violence; women
• IMPLICATION OF DENIAL OF GLOBAL HUMANISM IN THE MODERN WORLD: A CRITICAL INVESTIGATION by Obijekwu, Matthew Ike; Muomah, Romanus Ikechukwu (2022) - Moreover, the underlying principles for promoting global humanness has been predicated on respect for human rights, freedom, equality, dignity, and above all, acceptance of human reason (rationality) as a universal natural endowment. This paper therefore investigates the foundation of the denial of global humanness in the modern world. Keywords: animals; covid-19; denial; haslam; human; humanness; obijekwu; people; values; world
• ISAIAH BERLIN’S VALUE PLURALISM: IMPLICATIONS FOR ETHNO-RELIGIUOS TOLERANCE IN NIGERIA by Ogu, Uchechukwu Kizito (2022) - These have become signs that Nigerians have failed to appreciate the multiplicity of human values, ends and incommensurable and incompatible nature people according to Berlin share with one another. This paper submits that the lack of a single metric with which to judge human values, and the fact that human cannot dependably evaluate the truth claims of competing moral standpoints, means that Nigerians must accept everyone as he is, tolerate and respect the beliefs and choices of others both at the social and private levels. Keywords: berlin; conflicts; ethics; ethno; human; journal; nigeria; religion; tolerance; values; vol
• DISCOURSE ON CORRUPTION AND COLLAPSE OF REASON IN HUMAN AFFAIRS: A PHILOSOPHICAL SOLUTION by Obijekwu, Matthew Ike (2022) - Hume further took his definition of reason to unorthodox extremes by arguing, unlike his predecessors, that human reason is not qualitatively different from either simply conceiving individual ideas, or from judgments associating two ideas,40 and that reason is nothing but a wonderful and unintelligible instinct in our souls, which carries us along a certain train of ideas, and endows them with particular qualities, according to their particular situations and relations. Corruption and Collapse of Reason in Human Relations The term, Ratio Corruptionism may be termed the theory of corruption of human reason. Keywords: collapse; corruption; december; ethics; evaia; history; https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/reason; human; individual; international; journal; knowledge; life; nature; period; philosophy; reason; thought; values; volume; war; world
• ETHICS AND VALUES EDUCATION: A PANACEA FOR SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT by Obijekwu, Matthew Ike; Obiesili, Anthony O. (2022) - It is against this backdrop that the study advocates for the re-orientation of ethics and moral values as a panacea for sustainable development in Nigeria. A society unappreciative of moral values, ethics and proper mannerism is not worth living in. Keywords: development; education; ethics; journal; life; morality; society; students; values; way
• THE PRACTICE OF TRADITIONAL AFRICAN EDUCATION: A VERITABLE TOOL IN PEACE-BUILDING IN MODERN AFRICA by Dajwan, Longkat Daniel (2022) - However, the modern African experience of war or violent conflict is as a result of the neglect of traditional African education. This paper posits that traditional African education is a viable instrument for peace-building if Africa is to overcome the quagmire of violent conflict because in traditional African settings people thought of the general wellbeing of society above self. Keywords: african; building; conflict; cultural; december; education; ethics; evaia; human; journal; learning; mwaghavul; peace; people; ubuntu; values; volume

• HUMAN PERSON AND SOCIAL CONTRACT EXPERIENCE IN NIGERIA: LESSONS FROM JOHN LOCKE by Iloanya, Chukwuemeka; Bosah, Patrick; Okoye, Chijioke (2020) - Key words: Human Person; Social Contract; Government; Good Governance Introduction It is an overstatement to state that Nigerian government has reneged the tenets of social contract. The paper believes that application of John Locke’s social contract theory will enhance a better understanding between Nigerian government and the citizenry. Keywords: contract; corruption; ethics; government; human; iloanya; international; locke; nigeria; people; state; theory; volume
• TERRORISM AND USE OF MILITARISM IN CONFLICT RESOLUTION: A CRITICAL STUDY OF NIGERIA’S EXPERIENCE by Obijekwu, Matthew Ike; Enemuo, Johnpaul Chinedu; Chidebe, Evelyn Amaka (2020) - Keywords: Militarism, terrorism, critical study, conflict resolution, Nigerian experience Introduction The problem with Nigeria government and her security agencies is that they often leave the substance and pursue the shadow. It is proper to note that Boko Haram is today considered as the most dreaded terrorist group in the world due to its activities and affiliation with Islamic State of Iraq and Syria (ISIS), even its sinister, herdsmen, which is yet to be proscribed as a terrorist group in Nigeria, poses security challenge to Nigeria security. Keywords: boko; conflict; dialogue; government; haram; international; militarism; nigeria; resolution; security; terrorism; world
• THE ETHICO-POLITICAL IMPLICATIONS OF LEGITIMACY CRISIS ON DEMOCRATIC GOVERNANCE IN NIGERIA by Elechi, Maraizu; Robert, Jaja Ibifuro (2020) - Lack or absence of opposition in a government is understood, politically speaking, as implied consent and as such considered as constituting political legitimacy. Keywords: Legitimacy, legitimacy crisis, national development, democratic governance, citizenry Introduction Legitimacy is the moral foundation for political power and authority. Keywords: authority; crisis; government; law; legitimacy; legitimacy crisis; nigeria; people; political; power; right
• GENDER EQUALITY DISCOURSE: CRITIQUE OF THE FEMINISTS’ VIEW IN IGBOLAND by Obijekwu, Matthew; Enemuo, Johnpaul; Aghamelu, Helen (2020) - Enemuo and Obijekwu (2018) in their article titled “The natural dignity of womanhood: The need for woman to celebrate woman as woman” pointed the misconception regarding the said inequality between men and women. 33).This claims also portrays that woman are powerless in the society and that men are domineering and have relegated women to the background: politically, economically, religiously, culturally, and even socially (Enemuo and Obijekwu, 2018: 33). Keywords: dignity; enemuo; equality; gender; gender equality; igboland; nigeria; sex; women
• URGENT PEACE-BUILDING IN PLATEAU STATE NIGERIA: THE ROLE OF STEFANOS FOUNDATION by Dajwan, Longkat Daniel (2020) - The Role of Stefanos Foundation in Peace-Building in Plateau State Nigeria The administrative arm is saddled with the responsibility of the day to day running of the organization while the ministry arm is involved with the victims through various projects (Stefanos Foundation Pamphlet). The Achievement of Stefanos Foundation in Plateau State Nigeria The impact of Stefanos Foundation’s charitable work on the victims of Plateau crises (A CASE STUDY OF 2008 JOS CRISES) cannot be overemphasized (Stefanos Foundation Pamphlet). Keywords: building; conflict; faith; fbos; foundation; jos; nigeria; organizations; peace; plateau; state; stefanos; victims
• ETHICAL EVALUATION OF E-WASTE CRISIS IN AFRICA by Anyanwu, Ibe Anthony (2022) - This invariably, increases the amount of e-waste generated in the future (Schluep, et al., 2009: 4). Introduction The increasing generation of electronic waste (e-waste) is one of the growing environmental problems in the 21st century. Keywords: africa; basel; convention; countries; december; environmental; ethics; journal; justice; management; nigeria; press; rawls; waste

• REVIVING IGBO APPRENTICESHIP CULTURE FOR SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT by Austin, Clara (2020) - Keywords: Apprenticeship;, Culture; Sustainable development Introduction For the sake of history, it will suffice to note that Igbo apprenticeship system is a culture that has lasted since the pre-colonial era. This has also deepened Igbo apprenticeship system which is already a way of life for the survival of the Igbo man. Keywords: apprenticeship; business; culture; development; igbo; master; people; system; war
• A PHILOSOPHICAL INQUIRY INTO THE RELATIONSHIP OF JUSTICE AND LOVE TO CIVIL SOCIETY IN THE POLITICAL THOUGHT OF ST. AUGUSTINE by Chukwujekwu, Stephen Chijioke; Anowai, Eugene Chukwueloka (2020) - On the contrary, it conceals this very injustice under the cloak of what it calls civil justice and religion which in today’s democratic parlance may be taken to mean political ideology. Later, he redefined “a people” in terms of being bound together by “the objects of their love,” not by true justice. Keywords: augustine; city; ethics; god; justice; love; man; people; republic; society
• REGAINING THE RELIGIOUS SENSE OF MEMORY: A RELIGIO-PHILOSOPHICAL PROPOSAL by Okafor, Gabriel Tochukwu (2022) - This is truer of religious memory. Sakaranaho identifies three elements constituting the definition of religion: “the expression of believing”, the memory of continuity” and “the legitimizing reference to an authorized version of such memory” (145-6). Keywords: ethics; future; journal; life; man; memory; past; people; present; religion; sense; vol

• THE COMMUNITY AND CHARACTER FORMATION OF THE YOUTHS IN THE EMEKA NWABUEZE'S LACHRYMOSE by Aghamelu, Helen Udumaga (2020) - However, it is also observed that character formation is a product of many variables within the environment of the individual. Psychologists such as Sigmund Freud Jean Piaget, Albert Bandura, etc, believe that character formation is influenced by many variables which must be closely observed in relation to the character of the individual. Keywords: character; character formation; community; formation; women; youths
• FEMINISM: TOWARDS RESTORING THE DIGNITY OF IGBO WOMEN by Francisca, Orji; Uchenna, kemezie (2020) - Nonetheless, there is wide spread agreement that women throughout the developing world are bringing about economic, social and political change, but the change should not be used to erode the value of women in the family and society which gives dignity to womanhood Roles of Women The roles of women can be looked at from biological, cultural and psychological perspectives. Women in societies where religion does not play a dominant role generally have a higher status than women in countries where social relations are based on religion. Keywords: family; igbo; society; status; women

• THEORIES OF WORK AND THEIR IMPLICATIONS FOR WORK VALUE: A PHILOSOPHICAL ANALYSIS OF WORK ETHICS by Onebunne, Charles Kosolu (2022) - Some Major Theories of Work Generally, work is understood in terms of a job and employment. Evaia: International Journal of Ethics and Values, Volume 3, December, 2022 31 THEORIES OF WORK AND THEIR IMPLICATIONS FOR WORK VALUE: Keywords: ethics; life; rights; theory; work

• EFFECT OF EARLY MARRIAGE IN THE NIGERIAN SOCIETY: THE BENUE EXPERIENCE by Timin, Luther Anum; Doose, Tsekeh Jesse (2020) - In the light of the foregoing discourse, the following recommendations are necessary to stem the tide of early girl child marriage in Benue State: Education Education is central to the enhancement and improvement of the welfare of a nation as it reduces the impacts of poverty, improves health and nutrition, reduces inequality and increases the participation of women in the labour market. The above phenomenon today is known as girl child marriage (Jain, Bisen, Sing & Jain, 13).Child marriage is an ancient tradition which could be defined as any marriage that occurs when the girl is not physically, mentally or physiologically ready to bear the pressures of marriage and child bearing. Keywords: benue; child; children; education; family; girl; journal; marriage; parents
• E-LEARNING FACILITIES AND IMPLEMENTATION OF EDUCATIONAL TECHNOLOGY CURRICULUM IN COLLAGES OF EDUCATION IN CROSS RIVER STATE, NIGERIA by Igwebuike, Osedumme; Kujoh, Jude Ubuh; Ayuk, Godwin Omah (2022) - Through educational technology students develop a wider range of knowledge and understanding of concepts for higher productivity through improved learning processes. Abstract This study investigated the influence of e-learning facilities on educational technology curriculum implementation in Colleges of education in Cross River State, Nigeria. Keywords: curriculum; education; electricity; facilities; implementation; learning; state; students; study; teaching; technology

• LYING AS A MARKETING STRATEGY IN NIGERIA: A MORAL ASSESSMENT by Onipede, Gabriel Tunde; Falana, Kehinde (2022) - As such, the study proposes situation ethics as a plausible alternative to guide the use of lies in marketing products and services in Nigeria. In the fourth section, we recommend situation ethics as a more plausible paragon that may justify lying as marketing strategy. Keywords: ethics; kant; lying; marketing; products; situation; strategy

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