... freedom race African Colonization Society G. W. F. Hegel ...

... Karl Marx G. W. F. Hegel Enlightenment slavery settler colonialism fetishism ...

... Slavoj Žižek romantic sublime ridiculous sublime Jacques Lacan G. W. F. Hegel ...

... Slavoj Žižek romantic sublime ridiculous sublime Jacques Lacan G. W. F. Hegel ...

... of mastery and servitude: that of G. W. F. Hegel. freedom race African Colonization Society G. W. F. Hegel ...

... they teach us about the ongoing, volatile concrescence of a free life. These letters prompt us to revise the nineteenth century’s most elaborate and influential speculative account of such a life, at the crossroads of mastery and servitude: that of G. W. F. Hegel. freedom race African Colonization...

... This chapter traces a genealogy of affect as the logic of racial enclosure writ as universal possibility. It begins by offering close readings of force, feeling, sense certainty, and affective quality in the philosophies of J. G. Herder, G. W. F. Hegel, and C. S. Peirce. The argument...

... both the virtue of settler colonialism and anti-Abolitionist representations of the enslaved African. This Afro-Atlantic backdrop of Marx's ideas and activism have been overlooked for too long. Karl Marx G. W. F. Hegel Enlightenment slavery settler colonialism fetishism ...

...” rife with the power of subjectivization and subjection. Slavoj Žižek romantic sublime ridiculous sublime Jacques Lacan G. W. F. Hegel ...

... overlooked for too long. Karl Marx G. W. F. Hegel Enlightenment slavery settler colonialism fetishism Marx's labor theory of value is no more empirically demonstrable than the theories that it critiques and that it is just as socially positioned in the perspective it articulates...

...Unlearning and the Conditions of Arrival This chapter traces a genealogy of affect as the logic of racial enclosure writ as universal possibility. It begins by offering close readings of force, feeling, sense certainty, and affective quality in the philosophies of J. G. Herder, G. W. F. Hegel...

... of the Real” rife with the power of subjectivization and subjection. Slavoj Žižek romantic sublime ridiculous sublime Jacques Lacan G. W. F. Hegel In this chapter, Boucher argues that Slavoj Žižek’s theory of the traumatic kernel of the Real at the center of social antagonism provides the key...

... but of “miserable little pieces of the Real” rife with the power of subjectivization and subjection. Slavoj Žižek romantic sublime ridiculous sublime Jacques Lacan G. W. F. Hegel In this chapter, McGowan considers the importance of a frequently overlooked yet integral aspect of Slavoj Žižek’s work...