... with our reviewers about what Matthews’ work reveals about areas of promise and of concern in the movement. Gareth B. Matthews philosophy for children philosophy of childhood philosophy in children's literature democracy developmental psychology critical philosophy of race In this article we respond...

..., gender, and culture, and of the ways it can be used to confront and combat them. critical philosophy of race democracy developmental psychology Gareth B. Matthews philosophy of childhood philosophy for children philosophy in children's literature Gareth B. Matthews (1929–2011) was a specialist...

... in reconciling Western and non-Western approaches to P4C. I argue that the social contexts of culture, ethnicity, and nationality can serve to broaden P4C curricula and pedagogy, making it fit for schools in a liberal democratic society. critical philosophy of race Gareth B. Matthews inquiry philosophy...

... that the prejudice plus power view is unsatisfying on either interpretation. Philosophy of race racism social philosophy political philosophy A key question in the philosophy of race is how to define ‘racism’. This paper focuses on personal racism, the kind invoked when describing someone as ‘racist...

... New York Society for the Study of Africana Philosophy Radical Philosophy Association RPA Rights Race and Recognition Darby Shelby Tommie We Who Are Dark Shelby Appiah Kwame Anthony black philosophers California Roundtable on Philosophy and Race Caribbean Philosophical Association Green J...

... been baptized Critical Philosophy of Race, which has made the subject of race its defining focus. Allen Amy critical theory Culture and Imperialism Said Enlightenment Frankfurt School Habermas Jürgen Honneth Axel imperialist metanarrative left Hegelian approach progress Said Edward self...

...This book recounts a series of discussions between philosopher Jorge J. E. Gracia and fifteen prominent scholars on race, ethnicity, nationality, and Hispanic/Latino identity in the United States. These debates relate to two distinct traditions: the philosophy of race begun by African Americans...

...This chapter examines Frantz Fanon’s existential phenomenological analysis of racism as a system. In 1952, Fanon’s Black Skin, White Masks, which became the defining text of what today is called the critical philosophy of race. Black Skin, White Masks...

...The philosophy of race, progressively understood, is new to academic philosophy, although figures in the canon, including Hume, Kant, Nietzsche, and Hegel, expressed and influenced scientific ideas of human races in terms that would today be considered racist. Changes in the biological and social...

...This article tries to provide a genealogy for, and a characterization of, “critical philosophy of race,” which has only recently begun to gain formal recognition as a subject within the discipline. After discussing the contested periodization of race and racism, the author turns to the related...

... investigation into ignorance: apart from the apophatic tradition in the ancient world and the Middle Ages and the more recent fields of agnotology, philosophy of race, and feminist philosophy, ignorance itself has received little philosophical attention. It is then laid out how the field that one would expect...

... eliminativism American philosophy Afro-Cubans antiblack racism Cuba Cuban independence José Martí Martin R. Delany philosophy of race race-neutral Cuba racial eliminativism In this chapter I will compare Martin R. Delany’s advocacy of Cuban independence from Spain during the mid-nineteenth century...

... as one works towards elimination. The chapter ends by arguing that an inter-American philosophy of race has theoretical, practical, and historical advantages. cosmic race cosmopolitanism Cuban eliminativist identity Locke Alain Martí José racial racialism Vasconcelos José eliminativism Inter...

... with others working in the analytic tradition, especially analytic feminist philosophy and analytic critical philosophy of race. Naturally, it also draws on work from outside philosophy narrowly conceived, for example, work in gender studies, trans studies, and postcolonial studies, as well as their many...

... X Black counterpublic Blackness spiritual superiority to whiteness Black public sphere James Baldwin Hans-Georg Gadamer hermeneutics philosophy of language Black English William Shakespeare literary theory philosophy of race aesthetics political theory The idea of “culture and word...

... brought Fanny Jackson significant local and national recognition. As would be her philosophy of race throughout her life, she believed the best way to eradicate racism and bring about equity in the country was to prove that Blacks were just as capable as other groups. She did this through public displays...

... Friedell D Webster Aness Andler M Bettcher T M Marques T Podonsky P M Saul Jennifer Austin J L Bell R Dolezal Rachel Payton D Rousseau J J social categories social metaphysics causation oppression philosophy of gender philosophy of race agency The social categories to which we belong...

... and coresponsibility Boxill Bernard Tourgée Albion Booth W James Civil Rights Cases 1883 Brown Henry Billings racial progress Thirteenth Amendment Harlan John Marshall Notes on the State of Virginia Jefferson Stephen Crane The Monster Callie House Plessy v. Ferguson philosophy of race causality...