Black Issues in Philosophy

by Lewis R. Gordon Phenomenology, Maurice Natanson often reminded us, is an infinite task of beginnings, of starting over, of re-doing—again and again. A critic...

by Thomas Meagher One of the preoccupations of Africana philosophy could be characterized in terms of axiology. Africana philosophy emerges out of a context of...

by Norman Ajari To think of the contemporary situation of Africana philosophy in France amounts to reflecting upon its institutional nonexistence and the historical reasons...

by Jane Anna Gordon The American Political Science Association’s Foundations of Political Theory awards books that contribute to re-thinking canonical work and theoretical concerns in...

by Lewis Gordon and Thomas Meagher This issue reprints a recent memorial article on the passing of Samir Amin, written by Lewis R. Gordon for...

by Derefe Kimarley Chevannes No leader can successfully lead this race of ours without giving an interpretation of the awakened spirit of the New Negro,...