Blackness Visible: Essays on Philosophy and Race (Cornell Paperbacks)
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Blackness Visible: Essays on Philosophy and Race (Cornell Paperbacks)

by Charles W. Mills

Philosophy Race Studies
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In Blackness Visible, Charles W. Mills presents a collection of essays exploring the relationship between philosophy and race. The book considers Blackness as a central subject of intellectual inquiry, offering readers a focused examination of identity, representation, and the broader social meaning of race.

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Blackness Visible is a collection of essays by Charles W. Mills focused on philosophy and race.

The book examines Blackness as a subject of philosophical inquiry, engaging with questions of identity, representation, and social meaning.

Its essays connect abstract philosophical ideas with the lived and intellectual significance of race.

Written for readers interested in philosophy, race, and critical social thought, this Cornell Paperbacks volume offers a sustained examination of these related subjects.

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