Her-Storical Perspectives in African Philosophy makes a timely and significant contribution to the historiography of African Philosophy. Moving beyond the mere addition of women to an already existing philosophical canon, the volume critically confronts the conditions that rendered women's philosophical contributions, both marginal and invisible. Through rich and diverse engagements with women philosophers and their ideas, the collection raises important questions about epistemic recognition, authority, and the terms through which philosophy determines whose ideas count and whose voices should be heard. This will be a valuable resource for scholars and students of African philosophy, feminist philosophy, and anyone concerned with questions of epistemic inclusion and the future of African philosophical thought.

Dimpho Takane Maponya, Senior Lecturer in Philosophy, University of Johannesburg, South Africa

This edited volume by Amara Esther Chimakonam and Christiana Ngozi Calice Matris Idika focuses on the contributions of African women philosophers to contemporary debates, addressing timely topics such as African ecofeminism, epistemic freedom, and Pan-Africanist visions of gender justice.

Franziska Dübgen, Professor of Philosophy, University of Münster, Germany