The latest issue of Sartre Studies International has published! This special issue examines how existential thinking can be a living, global force that opposes racist praxis and thought.
Published in association with the United Kingdom Sartre Society and the North American Sartre Society.
Please visit the Berghahn website for more information about the journal: www.berghahnjournals.com/sartre-studies
Guest Editor’s Introduction
Existentialism is an Antiracism
T Storm Heter
Interviews
Anti-Racism and Existential Philosophy: An interview with Kathryn Sophia Bell
Kathryn Sophia Belle and Edward O’Byrn
Sipping Whiskey in Memphis: A Conversation Between Robert Bernasconi and Jonathan Judaken on Racism and Existentialism
Robert Bernasconi and Jonathan Judaken
Articles
Interrogating Sartre and Apartheid
Mabogo Percy More
Sartre: The Civil Code and the Rights of Arabs
Nathalie Nya
Existential Psychoanalysis and Sociogeny
Thomas Meagher
L’Existentialisme de Sartre est-il un antiracisme?
Elhadji Fallou Samb
Sartre, Bad Faith and Authentic Decolonial Interventions
Leshaba Lechaba
Worth the Meddle: How Community and Literary Engagement Derailed Colonial Exploitation
Danielle Cervantes Stephens
The Poverty and Richness of the Imaginary: Sartre on (Anti-)racist Ways of Seeing
Laura McMahon
Coalition as a counterpoint to the intersectional critique of The Second Sex
Emma McNicol
Decolonization as Existential Paradox: Lewis Gordon’s Political Commitment to Thinking Otherwise and Setting Afoot a New Humanity
Justin Fugo
Sign up for Email Updates: http://bit.ly/2SjSxeY
Recommend Sartre Studies International to your library:
www.journals.berghahnbooks.com/sartre-studies/library-recommendations/
To renew or join UKSS/NASS online, please go to:
www.ebiz.turpin-distribution.com/JournalDetails.aspx?ProductCode=PC52137
Contact: info@berghahnjournals.com
0 Replies