The Cornel West reader
Annotations
Transcription of Annotations
Front end papers include quotations from the book, West's long-term projects, and questions including, the meaning of "our ghastly century", why is "Black strivings in a twilight civilization" (1996) the one work West wants to survive? Also includes a chronology of academic West's academic affiliations and questions on philosophy and political philosophers. Annotations continue on to half-title and the back endpapers concerning religion, West's writings and music. Underlinings related to music, race and poetry.
Citation
West, Cornel, “The Cornel West reader ,” One Book. One Author. One Hour., accessed March 21, 2023, http://booknotes.gmu.edu/items/show/470.
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Title
The Cornel West reader
Creator
West, Cornel
Date
1999
Program air date: February 22, 2000.
Description
The best work of an always compelling, often controversial and absolutely essential philosopher of the American experience, modernity, and the human condition.
Relation
Subject
"West, Cornel--Political and social views."
"African Americans--Intellectual life."
"African American intellectuals."
"African Americans--Politics and government."
"Progressivism (United States politics)"
"African Americans--Religion."
Publisher
Basic Civitas Books
George Mason University. Libraries. Special Collections & Archives
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Format
1st ed.
Language
eng
Identifier
835172
465091091
