1st Edition
Interrogating “Blackness” As a Human Identity Ethical Implications and Phenomenological Predicaments
Introduction: Encountering “Blackness”
1. Names and Referents
2. Phenomenology: A Self-Responsible Beginning
3. Social Identity
4. Socio-Political Utility and the Moral Problematics of “Blackness”
5. The Phenomenological Decoupling of “Blackness” from the African Body
6. Epistemic and Epistemological Marginality of CADA
Biography
Kuir ë Garang is a contract lecturer at Toronto Metropolitan University, Canada, and a partial-load professor at Sheridan College, Canada. His research interests include the marginalization of African-Canadian youth in Canadian institutions, state-building in the context of race and ethnicity, and the phenomenology of Edmund Husserl as an approach to epistemic and social freedom.
