2. Slavery, Modernity and the Reclamation of Anterior Cultures.
3. Frederick Douglass on the Myth of the Black Rapist.
4. Du Bois on the Invention of Race.
5. Black Consciousness in the Art of Sargent Johnson.
6. Black Vernacular Representation and Cultural Malpractice.
7. Marooned in America: Black Urban Youth Culture and Social Pathology.
8. Black Marxist in Babylon: Bayard Rustin and the 1968 UFT Strike.
9. A No–Theory Theory of Contemporary Black Cinema.
10. Prime Time Blackness.
Notes.
Bibliography.
Index
Tommy Lott is Professor of Philosophy at San Jose State University. He is editor of
Subjugation and Bondage: Critical Essays on Slavery and Social Philosophy (1998), co–editor with John Pittman of Blackwell′s forthcoming
Companion to African–American Philosophy, and author of
Like Rum in the Punch: Alain Locke and the Theory of African American Culture, also forthcoming, as well as numerous articles.
