Pragmatism and the Problem of Race Book

	Preface
	Introduction	1
1	Dewey on race and social change	11
2	Distance, abstraction, and the role of the philosopher in the pragmatic approach to racism	22
3	"Discovering a problem" : a pragmatic instrumentalist approach to educational segregation	33
4	Dewey's vision of equal opportunity for education in a democracy	48
5	Situating the self : concerning an ethics of culture and race	73
6	Tragedy and moral experience : John Dewey and Toni Morrison's beloved	89
7	Booker T. Washington : a pragmatist at work	125
8	Should we conserve the notion of race?	142
9	Pragmatism and race	162
10	Civil smother : folkways of renewed racism in the United States	177
11	Race, education, and democracy	188
12	Building a cosmopolitan world community through mutual hospitality	203
	Afterword	225
	Contributors	231
	Index	233