Dr. John Ayotunde Isola Bewaji

Research Interests

• Philosophical Analysis of Leadership in African and African Diaspora and its relation to Society and Development
• Economics of Religion
• Philosophical Examination of Injustice and Global Violence
• The place of Philosophy in Distance Education Curriculum Development and Application
• Development of the Philosophy Discipline, Programme and Faculty at the University of the West Indies, Mona Campus, Kingston, Jamaica
• Application of philosophical tools to the analysis of issues, problems and beliefs in the Jamaican space - be it in education, business, health, law enforcement, social, political and cultural domain

Citations

Book, Whole

• Bewaji, John A. . An introduction to the theory of knowledge - a pluricultural approach.
• Bewaji, John A.I.. An Introduction to the Theory of Knowledge - a pluricultural approach
• Bewaji, John . Beauty and culture: Perspective in black aesthetics

Book, Chapter

• Bewaji, John A.. The Politics of philosophy as history of culture.
• Bewaji, John A.. African aesthetica (A 29)
• Bewaji, John A.. Ethics and morality: Critical exploration of Western and African philosophical perpectives
• Bewaji, John A.. Education and society requiem for western education in Africana societies to transcend plantocracy, coloniality and neo-coloniality.
• Bewaji, John. Ethics and morality in Yoruba culture
• Bewaji, John . African Languages and critical discourse
• Bewaji, John A. . Ethics and morality : Critical exploration of western and African philospohical perspectives
• Bewaji, John. The certain, the evident, and the problem of criterion: Perspectives in Roderick Chisholm's response to skeptical epistemology
• Bewaji, John. Male youth physical culture in Esa-Oke

Journal, Article

• Bewaji, John. Empiricism vs pragmatism: Truth vs evidence
• Bewaji, John . Language, culture, science, technology and philosophy
• Bewaji, John. Olodumare: God in Yoruba belief and the problem of evil
• Bewaji, John. The self as the focus of identity: A preliminary philosophical analysis of Professor Nettleford's discussion of the crisis of individuality in the Caribbean
• Bewaji, John. Critical comments on Pearce, African philosophy and the sociological thesis
• Bewaji, John. If my people must go, they will have to find their way by themselves; Critical comments on Wim Van Binsbergen's Ubuntu and the Globalisation of Southern African Thought and Society
• Bewaji, John. Truth and ethics in African philosophy: A reply to Emmanuel Eze
• Bewaji, John , Ramose, M. B. . The Bewaji, van Binsbergen and Ramose debate on ubuntu
• Bewaji, John . Philosophical exploration of leadership in Caribbean and diaspora polities
• Bonilla, C, Mason, T, Ahaghotu, C, Chen, W, Zhao, A, Coulibaly, A, Bennett, Franklyn I., Aiken, W, Tullock, T, Coard, K, Freeman, V, Kittles, R. E-cadherin polymorphisms and haplotypes influence risk for prostate cancer

Conference Proceedings

• Bewaji, John A.. Discoursing Philosophy through Cultures - Challenges, Opportunities and Dangers
• Bewaji, John A. . Tertiary Education and the Place of Education in Society - Requiem to Western Tertiary Education in Africana societies to transcend Plantocracy, Coloniality and Neo-Coloniality Requiem to western tertiary education in Africana societies
• Bewaji, John . Ethics and morality - critical exploration of western and African diaspora intellectual and practical perspectives
• Bewaji, John A.. Art and consciousness future pasts and past futures of identity crises.
• Bewaji, John . Symbols, images and stereotypes in contemporary cultures
• Bewaji, John A.. Parallel epistemologies, parallel justice systems an analysis of the foundations of three justice systems in Nigeria.

Electronic Citation

• Bewaji, John . The social contract tradition