Surviving Race, Ethnicity, and Nationality: A Challenge for the 21st Century
Clarity of concepts is not just an epistemological necessity, but it is an ethical obligation. If successful philosophy involves getting to "know ones' way around," which implies gaining greater clarity regarding some particular inchoate conceptual terrain, philosopher Gracia'sSurviving Race, Ethnicity, and Nationalityprovides readers with an impressive, systematic, comprehensive, and insightful analysis for conceptually traversing such highly politically charged, historically dynamic, and existentially embodied concepts as race, ethnicity, and nationality. (George Yancy, Duquesne University)Gracia provides in lucid fashion a discussion of various contemporary accounts of the concepts of race, ethnicity and/or nationality. I highly recommend it! (J Angelo Corlett, Professor  of Philosophy &amp; Ethics, San Diego State University)