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African Journal of Social Sciences and Humanities Research
Vol. 8Issue 12025pp. 199–209Published 18 March 2025
DOI 10.52589/AJSSHR-BGD5HXZAShare Link
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Abstract:
This paper delves into Paul Feyerabend's anarchist philosophy, which challenges traditional scientific methodologies and advocates for a more pluralistic and open approach to knowledge production. By examining Feyerabend's ideas within the context of Nigerian developmental growth, this study explores their potential implications. It investigates how his critique of scientific authority and promotion of methodological pluralism can shape policies and practices aimed at fostering innovation, addressing socio-economic challenges, and promoting democratic governance in Nigeria. Furthermore, this paper seeks to stimulate dialogue on alternative development approaches that prioritize diversity, inclusion, and participatory decision-making. By incorporating African ideals such as cultural pluralism and democratic socialism, it proposes a framework for addressing Nigeria's challenges and propelling its growth effectively.
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