South African Journal of Philosophy

Papers
(The TQCC of South African Journal of Philosophy is 1. The table below lists those papers that are above that threshold based on CrossRef citation counts [max. 250 papers]. The publications cover those that have been published in the past four years, i.e., from 2020-11-01 to 2024-11-01.)
ArticleCitations
Here’s not looking at you, kid: A new defence of anti-natalism5
Chieftaincy and traditional authority in modern democratic Ghana5
Molefe on the value of community for personhood4
The ethics of the ethics of autonomous vehicles: Levinas and naked streets4
Testimony in African epistemology revisited3
People and power in an African consensual democracy3
Recasting the ontological foundation of ubuntu: Addressing the problem of gender-based violence in South Africa3
The prospects of the method of wide reflective equilibrium in contemporary African epistemology2
The biomedical and the relational model of the body, the meaning of illness and quality of care: A comparative analysis2
Wailing from the heights of velleity: A strong case for antinatalism in these trying times2
African metaphysics and disabilities2
Critical pedagogy, scholar activism and epistemic decolonisation2
Exploring the concept of ubuntu as a liberatory praxis2
The fourth ecology: Hikikomori , depressive hedonia and algorithmic ubiquity1
Decoloniality and the (im)possibility of an African feminist philosophy1
Afrocentric education’s foundations of Wangari Maathai’s philosophical (ethical) leadership1
On law as poetry: Shelley and Tocqueville1
Rethinking the aptness of the analytic method in African philosophy in the light of Hallen and Sodipo’s knowledge-belief distinction1
Active citizenship in contemporary democratic practice in Africa: Challenges and prospects1
Do others mind? Moral agents without mental states1
Philosophy for Children (PFC) as an educational practice to promote peace and non-violent coexistence1
Better see than look at Ramose: A reply to Cees Maris1
Decolonising power: A critique of majoritarian democracy in Africa1
Laughter in the economic philosophy of Adam Smith1
Guest editor’s introduction to Technologies of the Fourth Industrial Revolution: Philosophical Dimensions1
Climate change and anti-natalism: Between the horrible and the unthinkable1
God and suffering in Africa: An exploration in natural theology and philosophy of religion1
‘Blessed are the breadmakers … ’: Sociophobia, digital society and the enduring relevance of technological determinism1
“The end of ubuntu”: An extension of Matolino’s scepticism1
New Conversations on the Problems of Identity, Consciousness and Mind1
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