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Husein Inusah

Ghana
Department of Classics and Philosophy
University of Cape Coast
Iso Lomso Fellow:
  • 2021 Second Semester
  • 2024 First Semester

Involved in these STIAS projects

Epistemic Virtues of African Proverbs: Implications for Decolonizing Knowledge in Africa

This project examines Akan and Yoruba epistemic virtue proverbs and theorises how they can be harnessed to transform knowledge and achieve epistemic decolonisation in Africa. Extant literature on decolonizing...
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Fellows' seminars,  Iso Lomso

African (Akan) proverbs: Unveiling pathways to decolonising decoloniality – Fellows’ seminar by Husein Inusah

3 May 2024
Fellows' seminars,  Iso Lomso

Examining the moral dimensions of epistemic decolonisation – Fellows’ seminar by Husein Inusah

7 October 2021
 

Related publications

Journal Article

Rethinking AI ethics through an Akan ontology: advancing an ethics of becoming for sustainable AI

Inusah, H. 2025. Rethinking AI ethics through an Akan ontology: advancing an ethics of becoming for sustainable AI. Canadian Journal of African Studies. https://doi.org/10.1080/00083968.2025.2524342

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Journal Article

A philosophical appraisal of Nyamnjoh’s social theory and Whitehead’s process ontology in the context of epistemic decoloniality

Inusah, Husein. 2023. A philosophical appraisal of Nyamnjoh’s social theory and Whitehead’s process ontology in the context of epistemic decoloniality. Journal of Contemporary African Studies, 1–15. https://doi.org/10.1080/02589001.2023.2274292

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