Latest Research in African cultural and philosophical studies

Top Research Topics in African cultural and philosophical studies

• African cultural and philosophical studies — 4 papers
• Resilience and Mental Health — 3 papers
• Diversity and Impact of Dance — 3 papers
• Posthumanist Ethics and Activism — 3 papers
• Theological Perspectives and Practices — 2 papers
• Phenomenology and Existential Philosophy — 2 papers
• Educator Training and Historical Pedagogy — 2 papers
• Themes in Literature Analysis — 2 papers
• Public Spaces through Art — 1 papers
• Critical and Liberation Pedagogy — 1 papers

Highest-Cited Papers

1. Review of Benjamin Miller (2026) Against Aristotelian character education: Practical wisdom, flourishing, and liberal democracy —Routledge (1 citations)
2. Artivism across borders: conceptualising transnational sexuality education through a 2SLGBTQ+ history mural
3. Negative capability as a component of critical literacy: Suspicion, suspension, sustenance
4. Eventful migration and intercultural self-formation: Ethical selves among Indonesian returnee migrant workers
5. From Raisin to Almond Disposition: A Cultural-Psychological Analysis of Emotional Lability and Inner Resilience
6. THE INTERCONNECTION OF THEORETICAL KNOWLEDGE AND PRACTICAL ACTIVITY IN TEACHING PAINTING
7. Playing Under Pressure: Lived Meanings, Tensions, and Re-Significations in Teachers’ Ludic Mediation Through Play and Toys
8. From Taboo to Resilience: Redefining Children’s Concept of Death to Mitigate Future Anxiety
9. Instrumental Gameplay: Towards a Performance Practice in Physics-Driven Environments
10. Creating an informed citizenry: knowledge and democracy in the Early American Republic
11. Educational Strategies and the Quest for Chinese Legal, Social and Cultural Citizenship Among Chinese–Japanese Families in Shanghai
12. A Three-Case Exploration of the Critical Macro-Competences of Applied Theater Practitioners in Hong Kong: Venn Diagram, Tangram, and Centipede
13. De-/Reterritorialization in Ezekiel: Eschatology, Prophecy, and the ‘Schizophrenic Physician’
14. Nonlinear but Not Illogical: Metaphor Reception, Embodied Language, and Neurodiversity-Affirming Constructivist Psychotherapy
15. Representation in Dance Education Matters: The Wakanda Phenomenon
16. How Do We Disagree Without Hating Each Other?: Listening and Learning about Civil Discourse and Kindness among High School Students
17. From powerful knowledge to learners’ knowledge: Dewey’s theory of knowing and known and the problem of knowledge transformation
18. Management accounting practices as a means of learning in the professionalisation process
19. Between the Affirmative and the Decolonial: Narratives of Ukuthwasa as Neurodivergence on Social Media in South Africa
20. Scrapbooking as a “Pedagogy of Making”: Insights on British Catholic Education from a 1951 School Trip to Kessingland Camp, Suffolk