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Philosophy Non Cartesian

 Whiteness of philosophy- conceptual and theoretical whiteness of discipline (this discourage
black graduate students)
 Black continue to be underrepresented
 Pretheoretical institution
 Teaching philosophy by Thomas wartenberg- blacks aren’t simply mention in classic philosophy
texts
 Woman argument could be written but not about black
 Woman are likely to at least feel some initial discomfort
 Answer is in silences and invisibility
 Position of woman theoretically confronted by Westerns thinkers
 Brion Davis- no protest of slavery emerged in seventeenth century. Sixteen and seventeenth
century began dualism and slavery more.
 Racial slavery linked to social subordination
 Black students were systemically violated for blacks, maybe was never ideal in first place
 Most widely used text John rawl a theory of justice and Robert nozick anarchy state and utopia/
slavery barely appear
 Only slavery rawls mention is antiquity
 Rawl ideal Theory based on white experience

 “The sixty percent solution” of constitution. Dred Scott
 David Walker challenge American slavery
 Haitian revolutionaries black Jacobins
 African retention in New World and elements of slavery were necessary in development
resistance to white oppression. White Theory and practice according to James Baldwin and
ralph Ellison

 Personhood and subperson: that white racism was structured the world as to have negative
ramifications for every sphere if black life

 Subperson- it is a human who though adult, is not fully a person
 Davis- Concept of man led to contradiction in law and custom

 The Cartesian Plight- represented as an allegedly Universal predicament and foundationalist
solution of knowledge of one’s own existence.

 Only those attached to the world have the luxury to doubt reality, others are compelled to
recognize it

 Ellison black narrator “invisibility” whites do not see him, but rather because of the
psychological construction of their inner eyes which conceptually erases his existence

 Western philosophy abstracts away from what has been the central feature of lives of African
transported against their will to the Americas

 Whites find it hard to understand rage and urgency of the non Cartesian sums of sons and
daughters

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