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Part One: Knowledge and Knowing in African Epistemology  1. African Epistemology – Knowledge Ontologised  2. Knowledge and Truth as Interaction between the Knower and Being: Knowing in African Epistemology  3. Exploring the Theory of Communo-Cognition  Part Two: On the Object of Knowledge in African Epistemology  4. Understanding a Thing’s Nature: Comparing Afro-Relational and Western-Individualist Ontologies  5. Being as the Object of Knowledge in African Spaces  6. The Ontological Foundation of African Knowledge: A Critical Discourse in African Communitarian Ontology  Part Three: Context-discourse of African Epistemology  7. Truth in African (Esan) Philosophy  8. From Ontology to Knowledge Acquisition in Africa and the Caribbean: What can be known for Certain?  9. EòleòìeòÌriì as OmoòluìaÌbiì: The Interface of Epistemic Justification and Virtue Ethics in an African Culture  Part Four: African Epistemology in Applied Context  10. Onto-normative Monism in the ሐተታ (hòāteta) of Zera Yaqob: Insights into Ethiopian Epistemology and Lessons for the Problem of Superiorism  11. Personalism and an African Epistemology of Personhood  12. Knowledge, Being, and the Case for an African Epistemology