An effort to articulate a concept of reason that embraces diversity yet commands agreement across localities, cultures, and traditions and enforces a clear distinction between philosophy, politics and morality.
An effort to articulate a concept of reason that embraces diversity yet commands agreement across localities, cultures, and traditions and enforces a clear distinction between philosophy, politics and morality.
Emmanuel Chukwudi Eze was Associate Professor of Philosophy at DePaul University, the author of Achieving Our Humanity: The Idea of the Postracial Future, and the editor of Postcolonial African Philosophy: A Critical Reader and African Philosophy: An Anthology.
Inhaltsangabe
Preface: What Is Rationality? xi Acknowledgments xix Introduction: Diversity and the Social Questions of Reason 1 1. Varieties of Rational Experience 24 2. Ordinary Historical Reason 90 3. Science, Culture, and Principles of Rationality 130 4. Languages of Time in Postcolonial Memory 181 5. Reason and Unreason in Politics 227 Notes 269 Bibliography 297 Index 319
Preface: What Is Rationality? xi Acknowledgments xix Introduction: Diversity and the Social Questions of Reason 1 1. Varieties of Rational Experience 24 2. Ordinary Historical Reason 90 3. Science, Culture, and Principles of Rationality 130 4. Languages of Time in Postcolonial Memory 181 5. Reason and Unreason in Politics 227 Notes 269 Bibliography 297 Index 319
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