Ubuntu feminism: Tentative reflections

‘Buried And Forgotten But Not Dead’: Reflections On ‘Ubuntu’ In Environmental Conservation In Southeastern Zimbabwe

The subject of ubuntu has taken a central stage in academic research on Africa in recent years. In Zimbabwe as in Africa in general, academics and researchers have tussled with various aspects of this subject, with most research emphasizing the contribution of ubuntu in business, education, healthy, philosophy and legal systems. Ramose (1999), Teffo (1995) and Shutte 2001, for example, explore ...

The Nature of Domination and the Nature of Women: Reflections on Feminism Unmodified

Critical Race Theory, Feminism, and Disability: Reflections on Social Justice and Personal Identity

Since the passage of the Americans with Disabilities Act, those who fight for disability rights can acknowledge some progress in the situation of people with disabilities but can also recognize that the insights from critical race theory and feminism have lessons for the disability rights movement as well. This article considers the application of critical race theory and feminist theory to suc...

Ubuntu research values needed for Africa.

Ex Africa semper aliquid novi. Africa's health researchers last month took greater collective responsibility for cultivating their continent's historically neglected and under-funded work when an international forum in Cape Town agreed on co-operative strategies to translate their findings into improving more lives on the ground.

Has Feminism Changed Physics?