Three Recent Texts in Africana Philosophy: Overcoming Disciplinary Decadence
The following essay is a review of three recent texts in Africana philosophy. These three texts are united by the overarching theme of the teleological suspension of mainstream philosophy. Lewis Gordon takes a global approach to Africana philosophy and his text engages the issue of the historiograph...
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doaj-38d060fb4c3c486ba36b3ca63d2a52d12020-11-24T21:57:30ZengIndiana University PressJournal of World Philosophies2474-17952016-12-011114114910.2979/jourworlphil.1.1.11Three Recent Texts in Africana Philosophy: Overcoming Disciplinary DecadenceClevis HeadleyThe following essay is a review of three recent texts in Africana philosophy. These three texts are united by the overarching theme of the teleological suspension of mainstream philosophy. Lewis Gordon takes a global approach to Africana philosophy and his text engages the issue of the historiography of Africana philosophy; George Yancy’s approach is situated within the subtradition of African American philosophy and his text pursues a critical Africana study of the existential reality of whiteness; and Neil Roberts situates his work within the subtradition of Afro-Caribbean philosophy, with the declared goal of tackling the concept of freedom.https://scholarworks.iu.edu/iupjournals/index.php/jwp/article/view/630/85African philosophyDisciplinary decadenceFreedomMarronageRaceSociogensis |
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Three Recent Texts in Africana Philosophy: Overcoming Disciplinary Decadence |
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The following essay is a review of three recent texts in Africana philosophy. These three texts are united by the overarching theme of the teleological suspension of mainstream philosophy. Lewis Gordon takes a global approach to Africana philosophy and his text engages the issue of the historiography of Africana philosophy; George Yancy’s approach is situated within the subtradition of African American philosophy and his text pursues a critical Africana study of the existential reality of whiteness; and Neil Roberts situates his work within the subtradition of Afro-Caribbean philosophy, with the declared goal of tackling the concept of freedom. |
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African philosophy Disciplinary decadence Freedom Marronage Race Sociogensis |
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