International Conference on Modern African Philosophy (ICOMAP-27)

This track explores the foundational concepts and criteria that define African philosophy. It aims to critically analyze the philosophical frameworks that have emerged from the continent's diverse cultural and intellectual traditions.

Focusing on the various methodologies employed in African philosophy, this track examines the communitarian, complementarity, and conversational methods. Participants will discuss how these approaches contribute to the understanding of philosophical thought in Africa.

This session delves into the unique philosophical perspectives that arise from sub-Saharan Africa. It seeks to highlight the region's contributions to global philosophical discourse and its implications for contemporary thought.

This track investigates the interplay between religious beliefs and philosophical inquiry in African contexts. It aims to uncover how spirituality shapes philosophical concepts of existence, morality, and the divine.

Participants in this session will explore the diverse interpretations of the concepts of God and time within African philosophical traditions. The discussions will focus on how these concepts influence ethical and existential considerations.

This track addresses the evolution of modern African philosophy and the challenges it faces in a globalized world. It encourages critical dialogue on contemporary issues and the relevance of African philosophical thought today.

This session provides a comparative analysis of various schools of African philosophy, including ethnophilosophy, nationalist, and hermeneutical schools. Participants will examine the distinct contributions and methodologies of each school.

Focusing on the concept of philosophic sagacity, this track explores the wisdom traditions embedded in African cultures. It aims to highlight how these traditions inform philosophical discourse and ethical practices.

This session examines the intersection of literature and philosophy in African contexts. Participants will discuss how literary works reflect and shape philosophical ideas and cultural narratives.

This track investigates the role of professional schools in shaping philosophical education and practice in Africa. It aims to discuss the impact of these institutions on the development of philosophical thought.

This session focuses on the ethical frameworks and social justice issues addressed within African philosophical traditions. Participants will engage in discussions on how these frameworks can inform contemporary social challenges.