Volume 35, Issue 1/2, 2014
Philosophy and Race
Tommy J. Curry
Pages 391-419
Empirical or Imperial?: Issues in the Manipulation of Du Bois’ Intellectual Historiography in Kwame Anthony Appiah’s Lines of Descent
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