African-American perspectives and philosophical traditions / edited and with an introduction by John P. Pittman.

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Other Authors: Pittman, John P.
Language:English
Published: New York : Routledge, 1997.
Subjects:
African American philosophy.
Philosophy, African.
Philosophy.
Physical Description:xxii, 296 pages ; 24 cm
Format: Book
Contents:
  • Philosophical traditions. African-American philosophy? / K. Anthony Appiah
  • African philosophical tradition : a case study of the Akan / Kwasi Wiredu
  • African, African American, Africana philosophy / Lucius Outlaw
  • The horror of tradition or how to burn Babylon and build Benin while reading "A preface to a twenty-volume suicide note" / Leonard Harris
  • The African-American tradition. Two traditions in African American political philosophy / Bernard Boxill
  • Modernity and intellectual life in black / Frank M. Kirkland
  • Du Bois on the invention of race / Tommy L. Lott
  • Racism, identity, and social life. Xenophobia and Kantian rationalism / Adrian M.S. Piper
  • Moral deference / Laurence Thomas
  • Race, class, and the social construction of self-respect / Michele M. Moody-Adams
  • The role model argument and faculty diversity / Anita L. Allen
  • Alienation and the African-American experience / Howard McGary.