The Oxford Handbook of Philosophy and Race

Herausgeber: Zack, Naomi

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Produktbeschreibung

The Oxford Handbook of Philosophy and Race provides up-to-date explanation and analyses by leading scholars in African American philosophy and philosophy of race. Fifty-one original essays cover major topics from intellectual history to contemporary social controversies in this emerging philosophical subfield that supports demographic inclusion and emphasizes cultural relevance.

Produktdetails

• Verlag: Oxford University Press, USA
• Seitenzahl: 656
• Erscheinungstermin: 1. Januar 2019
• Englisch
• Abmessung: 244mm x 168mm x 38mm
• Gewicht: 975g
• ISBN-13: 9780190933395
• ISBN-10: 0190933399
• Artikelnr.: 53779040

Autorenporträt

Naomi Zack received her PhD in Philosophy from Columbia University and is Professor of Philosophy at the University of Oregon. Her recent books include White Privilege and Black Rights: The Injustice of US Police Racial Profiling and Homicide (2015), Applicative Justice: An Empirical Pragmatic Approach to Correcting Racial Injustice (2016), and The Ethics and Mores of Race: Equality after the History of Philosophy (2011, 2015).

Inhaltsangabe

* Contributors
* Editor's Introduction to the volume
* Section I. Ideas of Race in the History of Modern Philosophy
* Editor's Introduction to Section I.
* Chapter 1. John Locke, Racism, Slavery, and Indian Lands William
Uzgalis
* Chapter 2. David Hume on Race Aaron Garrett and Silvia Sebastiani
* Chapter 3. Kantian Racism and Kantian Teleology Bernard Boxill
* Chapter 4. Nietzsche as a Philosopher of Racialized Breeding Robert
Bernasconi
* Chapter 5. Philosophy and the Racial Contract Charles W. Mills
* Section II. Pluralistic Ideas of Race
* Editor's Introduction to Section II.
* Chapter 6. "Race" in 18th and 19th Century Discourse by Africans in
the Diaspora Albert G. Mosely
* Chapter 7. Indigeneity and US Settler Colonialism Kyle Powys Whyte
* Chapter 8. A Critical Transnational Perspective to Asian America Yen
le Espiritu
* Chapter 9. Rights and Identity in Latin American Philosophy Susana
Nuccetelli
* Chapter 10. Looking for Alain Locke Leonard Harris
* Section III. Metaphysics and Philosophy of Science
* Editor's Introduction to Section IIII.
* Chapter 11. Race, Definition, and Science Albert Atkin
* Chapter 12. Minimalist Biological race Michael O. Hardimon
* Chapter 13. Biological Anthropology, Population Genetics, and Race
John H. Relethford
* Chapter 14. A Metatheory of Race Josh Glasgow
* Chapter 15. Race and Ethnicity Jorge J.E. Gracia
* IV. American Philosophy and Ideas of Race
* Editor's Introduction to Section IV.
* Chapter 16. Between Reconstruction and Elimination: Alain Locke's
Philosophy of Race Jacoby Adeshei Carter
* Chapter 17. Du Bois, Appiah, and Outlaw on Racial Identity Chike
Jeffers
* Chapter 18. Cornel West, American Pragmatism, and the Post-Obama
Racial/Social Dynamics Clarence Sholé Johnson
* Chapter 19. Insurrectionist Ethics and Racism Lee A. McBride III
* Chapter 20. History of African American Political Thought and
Anti-Racist Critical Theory Robert Gooding-Williams
* V. Continental Philosophy and Race
* Editor's Introduction to Section V.
* Chapter 21 Hegel, History, and Race Rocío Zambrana
* Chapter 22. Exploring the Matter of Race: A Materialist Philosophical
Inquiry Stephen C. Ferguson, II
* Chapter 23. Race and Existentialism: The Dialectic from Mailer's "The
White Negro" to Memmi's Racism Jonathan Judaken
* Chapter 24. From Scientific Racism to Neoliberal Biopolitics: A Use
of Foucault's Toolkit Ladelle McWhorter
* Chapter 25. Phenomenology and Race Lewis Gordon
* VI. Racism and Neo-Racisms
* Editor's Introduction to Section VI.
* Chapter 26. The Quartet in the Political Persona of Ida B. Wells Joy
James
* Chapter 27. To Be Black Excess and Non-Recyclable Janine Jones
* Chapter 28. White Privilege Shannon Sullivan
* Chapter 29. Racialization of Muslim in the Post-9/11 United States
Falguni Sheth
* Chapter 30. State Racism, State Violence, and Vulnerable Solidarity
Myisha Cherry
* VII. Social Construction and Racial Identities
* Editor's Introduction to Section VII.
* Chapter 31. Black American Social Identity and Its Blackness Lionel
K. McPherson
* Chapter 32. How Mixed Race Is Not Constructed Naomi Zack
* Chapter 33. Racial Identity, Racial Ontology, and Racial Norms Ron
Mallon
* Chapter 34. Is it Moral to Hold a Racial Identity?: A Cosmopolitan
Response Jason D. Hill
* Chapter 35. Effortful Agon: Learning to Think and Feel Differently
about Race Jacqueline Scott
* VIII. Contemporary Social Issues: Education, Health, Medicine, and
Sports
* Editor's Introduction to Section VIII.
* Chapter 36. Racial Profiling and the Political Philosophy of Race
Annabelle Lever
* Chapter 37. Race and K-12 Education Lawrence Blum
* Chapter 38. Race in the Biomedical Sciences Michael Root
* Chapter 39. Race, Health Disparities, Incarceration, and Structural
Inequality Laurie Shrage
* Chapter 40. Intelligence, Race, and Psychological Testing Mark
Alfano, LaTasha Holden, and Andrew Conway
* Chapter 41. 'Race' to the Finish Line: African Americans, Sports, and
the Color Line John H. McClendon III
* IX. Public Policy, Political Philosophy, and Law
* Editor's Introduction to Section IX.
* Chapter 42. Reparations for Slavery and Jim Crow, Its Assumptions and
Implications David Lyons
* Chapter 43. Race, Rectification, and Apology Rodney C. Roberts
* Chapter 44. The Concept of Race and Equal Protection Law Tina Botts
* Chapter 45. Affirmative Action for the Future James P. Sterba
* Chapter 46. Ideal, Nonideal, and Empirical Theories of Social Justice
Naomi Zack
* X. Feminism, Gender, and Race
* Editor's Introduction to Section X.
* Chapter 47. Ethnological Theories of Race/Sex in 19th Century Black
Thought Tommy J. Curry
* Chapter 48. Jefferson's Paradox, or A Very Brief History of Black
Women's Sexuality, Hip Hop, and American Culture T. Denean
Sharpley-Whiting
* Chapter 49. The Violent Weight of Whiteness: Existential and Psychic
Price Paid by Black Male Bodies George Yancy
* Chapter 50. Gender Theory in Philosophy of Race Naomi Zack
* Chapter 51. The Sting of Shame: Ridicule, Rape, and Social Bonds
Cynthia Willett
* Index