Vol. 8 No. 2 (2025): Continuities of Being: Rethinking Personhood, Death, and Posthumous Existence – A Tribute to Prof. Asira E. Asira

Articles

• Beyond the Grave: Belief, Knowledge, and the Conceptualization of Death in Philosophical Thanatology

  Charles BEREBON

  1-14

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• The Moral and Legal Status of the Dead: A Philosophical Inquiry into Personhood, Dignity, and Posthumous Rights

  Samuel Akpan BASSEY, Joseph Nkang OGAR

  15-29

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• The Personhood of the Dead: Morality, Memory, and Posthumous Dignity

  Ebikisei Stanley UDISI

  30-45

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• Islamic Eschatology, the Soul’s Journey, and the Ontology of Personhood

  Afiful Ikhwan

  46-54

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• Death, Personhood, and the Hope of Resurrection: A Christian Philosophical Inquiry

  WELIKINSI, I Ketut Gede SUPARTA

  55-64

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• Postmortem Commercial Rights: The Legal Status of Deceased Persons in Business Transactions

  Linda Iheanacho NNEBUIHE

  65-78

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• Digital Afterlives and the Ethics of Postmortem Existence: Rethinking Identity, Autonomy, and Remembrance in the Era of Artificial intelligence

  Thomas Eneji OGAR, Esther E. AKIBA , George ABOKA

  79-96

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• Is Death a ‘Journey’? The Role of Conceptual Metaphors in Thanatology

  Etete Gregory MBEY , Margaret Vincent EKI, Augustine A. EDUNG, Beatrice N. EBINGHA, Chidimma ELEKWACHI

  97-108

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• From Dust to Divinity: Christian Personhood, Resurrection, and the Metaphysics of Death

  Paulus Nugraha SAKTI

  109-120

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• Ecological Grief and the Moral Considerability of the Non-Human: Towards a Post-Human Concept of Personhood

  Vareba Dinebari DAVID

  121-129

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