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Results for 'Enyinna Okechukwu'
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- Is stakeholder theory really ethical?Enyinna Okechukwu - 2013 - African Journal of Business Ethics 7 (2):79-86.Stakeholder theory claims to promote moral values in business and this claim is generally accepted. Yet, literature shows that the theory is fundamentally strategic and only incidentally normative. This paper explores the assumptions of philosophical pragmatism that underpin the theory and concludes that the theory does not qualify as normative, since its conception of morality is basically hypothetical.
- The Theme of Existence in the Philosophy of Karl Jaspers.Onyenuru Okechukwu P. - manuscriptKarl Jasper is one of the greatest German existentialists. His philosophy of existence is both immanent and transcendental, making self realization not just a thing of the individual alone, but communal and dependent on a being that transcends material world. We exist to actualize our full potentials not by preying on others, but by coexisting peacefully.
- Ludwig Wittgenstein’s Contribution to the Philosophical Discourse on Language.P. Okechukwu - manuscriptLudwig's contribution to the discipline of philosophy of language cannot be overemphasized. This article addresses his contribution to resolving problems in philosophy by the use of language, in two of his most famous works: Tractatus and Philosophical Investigations.
- the cultural background of modern philosophy.Onyenuru Okechukwu - manuscript
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