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Introduction | 1 | |
1 | Descartes's silences on slavery and race | 16 |
2 | Race in Hobbes | 43 |
3 | Metaphysics at the barricades : Spinoza and race | 57 |
4 | Imagining an inundation of Australians; or, Leibniz on the principles of grace and race | 73 |
5 | The contradictions of racism : Locke, Slavery, and the two treaties | 89 |
6 | Berkeley and the westward course of empire : on racism and ethnocentrism | 108 |
7 | "A lousy empirical scientist" : reconsidering Hume's racism | 127 |
8 | Rousseau, natural man, and race | 150 |
9 | Kant's Untermenschen | 169 |
10 | Race and law in Hegel's philosophy of religion | 194 |
11 | John Stuart Mill and "the negro question" : race, colonialism, and the ladder of civilization | 217 |
12 | Marx, race, and the political problem of identity | 235 |
13 | Nietzsche's racial profiling | 255 |
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