Lawrence Ogbo Ugwuanyi
Title
Lawrence Ogbo Ugwuanyi
Rights
Image used with author's permission. Photograph credit to HK Studio, Gwagwalada, Abuja, Nigeria.
Birth Date
1964
Birthplace
Nigeria
Primary Sources
Ugwuanyi, L.O (2021) Addressing the Challenge of Epistemicide and African Self-understanding through a Study of Chinweizu (2004) Ubuntology: Groundwork for the Intellectual Autonomy of the Black Race, African and Asian Studies 20: 100–123. DOI:10.1163/15692108-12341485 ,
Ugwuanyi,L.O (2020) What Should Globalization Mean for African Humanities and Why? CODESRIA Journal of Higher Education in Africa, 18 (1) HEA/RESA 23-37
Ugwuanyi, L. (2020). “Towards an African Theory of Just war” - Revista de Estudios Africanos, Número 1, p.51-65.
Ugwuanyi, L. O (2020) Exploring the African Philosophy of Humour through Igbo Proverbs on Laughter, The Southern Journal of Philosophy, Special Edition, Philosophy and Laughter, 58(4), pp. 648-665.
Ugwuanyi, Lawrence O (2018).Towards a Rational Kingdom in Africa: knowledge, Critical Rationality and Development in a Twenty-First Century African Cultural Context, Religions 9(4):96.
Ugwuanyi, L. O (2018) Illustrating the Challenge of Translation and the Question of Epistemic Justice through the Translation Project on Thaddeus Metz into Igbo Language of Nigeria. In Ouédraogo, J-B., Diawara, M and Macamo, E. S., Translation Revisited: Contesting the Sense of African Social Realities ed., Cambridge Scholars Publishing.
Ugwuanyi, L.O (2017) Critiquing Sub-Saharan African Pan-Africanism through an Appraisal of Post-Colonial African Modernity and Providing a Fresh Proposal. Theoria, 153 , 64(4), pp. 58-84.
Ugwuanyi, Lawrence O. (2011). A Dilemma of African Modernity and a Theoretical Response. Accessed Jan 9, 2022.
http://cea.iscte.pt/ciea7/.
Ugwuanyi,L.O (2020) What Should Globalization Mean for African Humanities and Why? CODESRIA Journal of Higher Education in Africa, 18 (1) HEA/RESA 23-37
Ugwuanyi, L. (2020). “Towards an African Theory of Just war” - Revista de Estudios Africanos, Número 1, p.51-65.
Ugwuanyi, L. O (2020) Exploring the African Philosophy of Humour through Igbo Proverbs on Laughter, The Southern Journal of Philosophy, Special Edition, Philosophy and Laughter, 58(4), pp. 648-665.
Ugwuanyi, Lawrence O (2018).Towards a Rational Kingdom in Africa: knowledge, Critical Rationality and Development in a Twenty-First Century African Cultural Context, Religions 9(4):96.
Ugwuanyi, L. O (2018) Illustrating the Challenge of Translation and the Question of Epistemic Justice through the Translation Project on Thaddeus Metz into Igbo Language of Nigeria. In Ouédraogo, J-B., Diawara, M and Macamo, E. S., Translation Revisited: Contesting the Sense of African Social Realities ed., Cambridge Scholars Publishing.
Ugwuanyi, L.O (2017) Critiquing Sub-Saharan African Pan-Africanism through an Appraisal of Post-Colonial African Modernity and Providing a Fresh Proposal. Theoria, 153 , 64(4), pp. 58-84.
Ugwuanyi, Lawrence O. (2011). A Dilemma of African Modernity and a Theoretical Response. Accessed Jan 9, 2022.
http://cea.iscte.pt/ciea7/.
Secondary Sources
Ugwuanyi, L.O and Amoah, Lloyd G.Adu (2021)"Special Journal Edition on Chinweizu: Over 40 years Reflection of Africa, Asia and The World”, African and Asian Studies 20: 4–8,Brill-The Netherlands.
Extra Resources
Lawerence Obdo Ugwuanyi, Thinking the World, Assessed Jan 13, 2023.
https://thinkingintheworld.com/members/lawrence-ogbo-ugwuanyi/
Centre for Critical Thinking and Resourceful Research for Africa (CECTRRA) - Our Founder - Prof. Lawrence Ogbo Ugwuanyi, Assessed Jan 13, 2023.
http://www.cectraafrica.org/cectrra-founder.html
https://thinkingintheworld.com/members/lawrence-ogbo-ugwuanyi/
Centre for Critical Thinking and Resourceful Research for Africa (CECTRRA) - Our Founder - Prof. Lawrence Ogbo Ugwuanyi, Assessed Jan 13, 2023.
http://www.cectraafrica.org/cectrra-founder.html
Collection
Citation
“Lawrence Ogbo Ugwuanyi,” Decoloniality, First Nations Thinkers and thought and practices from the Global South, accessed August 7, 2024, https://omeka.cloud.unimelb.edu.au/decoloniality-and-thinkers-from-the-global-south/items/show/51.