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Stephen Davies
Functional Beauty Examined
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Paget Henry
Wilson Harris and Caribbean Philosophies of Art: A Review Essay
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Lewis R. Gordon
Charles Wm. Ephraim's The Pathology of Eurocentrism
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Paget Henry
Has Anthony Bogues Turned Heretical? A Review Essay
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Jane Anna Gordon
Realizing That One’s Consciousness Has Been Colonized: A Review Essay on Marilyn Nissim-Sabat’s, Neither Victim nor Survivor: Thinking Toward a New Humanity
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Julia Rold
A Review Essay on Teodros Kiros’s Cambridge Days
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Bedour Alagraa
Cedric Robinson’s Black Marxism:
Thirty-Five Years Later
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Gabriel José Rivera Cotto,
Rosa Cordero Cruz
Review of Filosofía Moderna del Caribe Hispano by Carlos Rojas Osorio
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Paget Henry
Terrence Farrell on Culture and Development:
Do We Really Like It So?
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Anique John
Enough of the Epistemic Violence:
Carving an Academic Space for Blackness in Britain
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Paget Henry
African Philosophy in the Mirror of Logicism:
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Anthony Alessandrini
Whose Fanon?
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Paget Henry
C.L.R. James as Political Theorist:
A Review Essay
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Gertrude Gonzáles de Allen
Space, Power, Consciousness and Women's Resistance: A Review Essay
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Wilson Harris
Acceptance Letter of the First Recipient of The CPA Nicolas Guillen Prize For Philosophical Literature
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Lewis R. Gordon
On Pateman and Mills's Contract and Domination
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Karen Torjesen
Taken from the Lips:
Gender and Eros in Mesoamerican Religion A Response
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Emily C. Nacol
Rousseau, Social Alienation, and the Possibility of Generative Critique: A Review Essay
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Anthony J. Lisska
On the Revival of Natural Law:
Several Books from the Last Half-Decade
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The last third of the twentieth century witnessed a burst of energy by philosophers sorting out the many-faceted claims of natural law theory. Natural law theory, rooted in the Nicomachean Ethics with some modifications by the Stoics, was studied in the twentieth century mainly through the writings of Thomas Aquinas, followed by those of the Salamanca school, which was central to the Second Scholasticism. The horrors of the Second World War and the trials following it, with their charges of “crimes against humanity,” prompted a renewed interested by English-speaking philosophers in natural law jurisprudence. Analytic philosophers followed Elizabeth Anscombe’s urging to venture beyond the limits of early twentieth-century moral philosophy; Alasdair MacIntyre’s writings buttressed the return to ethical naturalism; John Finnis’s “new natural law” theory also contributed to this renaissance. These many avenues form the conceptual backdrop to the eight books reviewed in this essay.
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Christopher Toner
McPherson’s Impiety
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