Moi, féministe noire : Pour qui je me prends?

Diogène n° 235-235 (3):109-129 (2012)
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In this paper, I offer a partial picture of my conceptual location as a US black feminist, professional philosopher and, by doing so, illustrate one of the ways Africana philosophy is being shaped and engaged. I offer a portrait of my conceptual location by identifying a value shared by some ‘anti-theory’ black feminists and some Africana professional philosophers in the US that ultimately recommends a consistent engagement in black feminist/philosophical praxis.

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The Race for Theory.Barbara Christian - 1988 - Feminist Studies 14 (1):67.

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