Racism in mind
By: edited by Michael P. Levine, Tamas Pataki
Contributors: Levine, Michael P., 1950-; Pataki, Tamas
Publisher: Cornell University Press
Published: 2004
Place of publication: Ithaca
Language: eng
Number of pages: 304
Subjects: Racism
Notes: Includes bibliographical references (p. 279-292) and indexes
Table of contents: title: Introduction / Tamas Pataki; title: Part I. What is racism? The nature of racism / Michael Dummett; title: Three sites for racism: social structures, valuings, and vice / J.L.A. Garcia; title: What do accounts of "racism" do? / Lawrence Blum; title: Philosophy and racism / Michael P. Levine; title: Oppressions: racial and other / Sally Haslanger; title: Part II. The psychology of racism. Racism as manic defense / Neil Altman and Johanna Tiemann; title: The characters of violence and prejudice / Elisabeth Young-Bruehl; title: Racism and impure hearts / Lawrence A. Lengbeyer; title: Psychoanalysis, racism, and envy / Tamas Pataki; title: Part III. Racism, morality, politics. Why we should not think of ourselves as divided by race / Bernard Boxill; title: Upside-down equality: a response to Kantian thought / Laurence Thomas; title: The social element: a phenomenology of racialized space and the limits of liberalism / Cynthia Willett; title: If you say so: feminist philosophy and antiracism / Marguerite La Caze