A Tribute to Lungisile Ntsebeza Light heart and strong commitment Lungisile Ntsebeza’s commitment to his chosen path of intellectual...

Part Three: Dialogue as a Philosophical Art. From the beginning of his academic career, and probably even before that, Degenaar was...

Invitation to a commemoration In the early years of his appointment as a lecturer in philosophy at the University of Stellenbosch, Johan De

The master burglar and his apprentice There is an ancient Chinese story of a young man who approaches his father, a master burglar, and ask

1. Dialectic as the movement of contradiction In dialectical thought, definitions are often a problem. Definitions imply that terms have a

I met Peter Hudson in 1986, at a conference at the University of Natal in Durban. We knew of each other by then, although we had not met...

In this talk I will not focus on the current, ongoing struggles of the Kurdish people and the current situation in the Middle East more...

The Mediterranean in Global Context Once upon a time, the Mediterranean Sea was—as its name suggests—the centre of the world. It was..

Peter Laslett’s 1956 introduction to a collection of essays on Philosophy, Politics and Society begins by reflecting on the contemporary...

Third Worldism and Internationalism The theory and practice of socialist internationalism has gone through several transmutations since...

Wat Verby Is, Is Verby: Afrikaners and Reconciliation One of the main themes of Nelson Mandela’s presidency was that of reconciliation...