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Race and Racism in Modern Philosophy Book

Race and Racism in Modern Philosophy
Race and Racism in Modern Philosophy, Is modern philosophy racist? Do such canonical philosophers as Descartes, Hobbes, Leibniz, Spinoza, the British Empiricists, and the German Idealists lend support, if only indirectly, to racist doctrines? Or do their ideas contain the resources to critiqu, Race and Racism in Modern Philosophy has a rating of 4 stars
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  • Race and Racism in Modern Philosophy
  • Written by author Andrew Valls
  • Published by Cornell University Press, October 2005
  • Is modern philosophy racist? Do such canonical philosophers as Descartes, Hobbes, Leibniz, Spinoza, the British Empiricists, and the German Idealists lend support, if only indirectly, to racist doctrines? Or do their ideas contain the resources to critiqu
  • "The analyses and explorations at the heart of this book are long overdue: they emerge from and contribute substantively to ongoing discussions and critiques of canonical figures of modern ('Western') philosophy with regard to these figures' notions of ra
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Introduction1
1Descartes's silences on slavery and race16
2Race in Hobbes43
3Metaphysics at the barricades : Spinoza and race57
4Imagining an inundation of Australians; or, Leibniz on the principles of grace and race73
5The contradictions of racism : Locke, Slavery, and the two treaties89
6Berkeley and the westward course of empire : on racism and ethnocentrism108
7"A lousy empirical scientist" : reconsidering Hume's racism127
8Rousseau, natural man, and race150
9Kant's Untermenschen169
10Race and law in Hegel's philosophy of religion194
11John Stuart Mill and "the negro question" : race, colonialism, and the ladder of civilization217
12Marx, race, and the political problem of identity235
13Nietzsche's racial profiling255


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