Introduction Kenneth Uyi Abudu, Kevin Behrens and Elvis Imafidon
1. Angela Roothaan
2. The Environment in Yoruba Collaborative Ontology Abidemi Israel Ogunyomi
3. Radicalizing Ubu-ntu: Some Critical Thoughts on Mogobe Ramose’s Philosophy of Ubu-ntu and a Proposal for its Desuperiorization Björn Freter
4. Interrogating Deep Ecology within the framework of Ubuntu Philosophy Dennis Masaka
5. An African Theory of Moral Status: A Relational Alternative to Individualism and Holism Thaddeus Metz
6. African Ecological Ethics and Moral Status of Non-human Nature Kai Horsthemke
7. An African Relational Environmentalism and Moral Considerability Kevin Gary Behrens
8. Deep Ecology, Ontic Relationality and Positionality: Exploring the Ontology of Anthropogenic Waste Elvis Imafidon
9. Peripherality, Non-philosophy and Ecology in African Philosophy Bruce Janz
10. Selective Subordination for harmony and holistic balance from an African perspective Emmanuel Ofuasia
11. Biodiversity Conservation in Nigeria: Contrasting an Anthropocentric and a Deep Ecology Perspective Olajide Akinleye-Martins, Naziru Zakari Muhammad, Helen Kopnina, and Mike Russell
12. Eco-Phenomenology and Deep Ecology: Towards an African Lived-Ecology of the Human – Non-human Relationship Kenneth Uyi Abudu
13. Deep Ecology, Irreducibility, and African Relational Thinking Mitchell Black and Juan Oeschger
14. Integrating Deep Ecology, Degrowth, and Ubuntu: Foundations for an Ecosophy Colonisation, Modernity and Trauma: Beyond the Human in African Places Augustine E. Iyare Conclusion Kenneth Uyi Abudu, Kevin Behrens and Elvis Imafidon