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AIDS at 35: A midlife crisis

AIDS at 35: A midlife crisis

28 December 2016 • Announcements & Notices
This year marks the 35th since AIDS was first identified and the epidemic now faces a “mid-life” crisis. “It seems to us it is time to take stock of both the successes we have met...
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Africanising the philosophy curriculum

Africanising the philosophy curriculum

12 December 2016 • Announcements & Notices
South African Journal of Philosophy , Volume 35, Issue 4 is a special issue, entitled “Africanising the philosophy curriculum in Universities in Africa.” The guest editorial, written by Edwin Etieyibo, aims to contextualise the articles...
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