After man, towards the human
Subtitle: critical essays on Sylvia Wynter
By: edited by Anthony Bogues.
Contributors: Bogues, Anthony.
Series: Caribbean reasonings
Publisher: Ian Randle; Global [distributor]
Published: 2006
Place of publication: Kingston, Jamaica; London
Language: eng
Number of pages: 344
Subjects: Wynter, Sylvia.; Social sciences -- Philosophy.
Notes: Includes bibliographical references and index.
Table of contents: value: Modernity and the "work of history" / Demetrius L. Eudell; value: Perceiving reality in a new way / Joyce E. King; value: Otherness and the impossible in the wake of Wynter's notion of the "after man" / Clevis Headley; value: The "S" word : sex, empire, and Black radical tradition (after Sylvia) / Greg Thomas; value: After man, womens / Patricia D. Fox; value: Reading Said and Wynter on liberation / Aaron K. Kamugisha; value: Sylvia Wynter's hedgehogs : the challenge for intellectuals to create new "forms of life" in pursuit of freedom / Neil Roberts; value: Notes on the current status of liminal categories and the search for a new humanism / Nelson Maldonado-Torres; value: Biocentrism, neo-Ptolemaicism, and E.O. Wilson's Consilience / Jason R. Ambroise; value: Is the human a teleological suspension of man? / Lewis R. Gordon; value: Wynter and the transcendental spaces of Caribbean thought / Paget Henry; value: Legitimizing Africa in Jamaica / Nicosia Shakes; value: The human, knowledge, and the world / Anthony Bogues.