By Prof. Kettehkumuehn E. Murray, Ph.D.
WHILE CONDUCTING RESEARCH FOR THE Liberia Philosophy Guide, I once again encountered the widely circulated praise—particularly online—celebrating the exquisite...
By Kettehkumuehn Murray, Ph.D.
In traditional West African societies, time was not measured by mechanical clocks or numerical calendars. As historian Carl Patrick Burrowes observes,...
By Prof. Kettehkumuehn E. Murray, Ph.D.
[Across cultures and centuries, the orphan has stood as a moral measure of society.
How a people treat the child...
By Kettehkumuehn E. Murray, Ph. D.
I first heard the gong sound nearly three decades ago while visiting with Counselor Francis Garlawolu on his Garkorleh...
By Kettehkumuehn E. Murray, Ph.D.
“He who brings kola, brings life;
He who partakes of kola, partakes of life.”
— Igbo Proverb
IN AFRICAN KNOWLEDGE SYSTEMS, objects are...
By Kettehkumuehn E. Murray, Ph. D.
GREETINGS FROM THE TROPICAL PARADISE of West Africa, Liberia.
I advance a thesis that may spark debate, but it flows...
Prof. Kettehkumuehn E. Murray, PhD
IN ALL OF AFRICA’S DEEPEST STRUGGLES, music has been a constant and faithful companion. From South Africa’s resistance to apartheid,...
By Dr. Prof. Kettehkumuehn E. Murray (former Representative, Montserrado County)
Across civilizations, 𝐭𝐫𝐮𝐭𝐡 has always been revered—but nowhere is its nature more deeply understood than...
