MLitt Philosophy, Univ.Ìýof St Andrews
BA Hon Philosophy,ÌýMonash University
BA Theology & Religious Studies,ÌýUniv. of Botswana
Dipl. Philosophy,ÌýUniv.Ìýof Zimbabwe
Stephen NawaÌýis aÌýLecturer in Philosophy specialising in Philosophical Methodology and Critical Thinking in theÌýDepartment of Theology and Religious Studies at theÌý4844³ÉÈËÃâ·Ñ¸£Àû.
He joined the 4844³ÉÈËÃâ·Ñ¸£Àû, Department of Theology and Religious Studies as an SDF (Staff Development Fellow) in 2012.Ìý
After a year of tutoring, Stephen went to pursue a BA Hons in Philosophy at Monash University, Australia. He worked on a project titled Logic and Logical Truth which sought to understand the nature of logic. He was supervised by Prof. Karen Green.
In 2015 - 2016 Stephen read for a Master of Letters in Philosophy at the University of St Andrews, Scotland. He wrote a dissertation in Philosophical Methodology under the supervision of Prof. John Halden. The title of the dissertation wasÌýAnalysis as a Theme and Method in Philosophy.
Currently, Stephen is preparing to pursue a PhD.Ìý
My personal website can be accessed
Critical Thinking
Epistemology: Theory of Knowledge
Theodicy: The Co-Existence of God and Evil
Ethics for Media Professionals
Applied Ethics
Professional Ethics
Metaphysics
Science and Religion
Critical Thinking
Informal LogicÌý
Epistemology
Ethics
Philosophical Methodology
Critical Thinking
Informal Logic
Philosophical Methodology
Tabalaka, A. B, Nawa, S and Sesiro, D. (2020). Re-Interpreting Inclusion from Ubuntu Perspective: Towards a Non-exclusionary Approach for Persons with Disability. In Amanze J. NÌý& Nkomazana F. (Eds.),ÌýDisability is not Inability: A Quest for Inclusion and Participation of People with Disability in Society (pp. 433-449).ÌýMzuzu Press.
Nawa, S. (2020). Criminalization of HIV Transmission in Africa: Ubuntu/Botho Perspective. Boleswa Journal of Theology, Religion and Philosophy. 5(2), 167-179.
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