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7. The Mother Wit of Justice
Eros and Hubris in the African-American Context
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Cynthia Willett
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Chapters in this book
- Frontmatter i
- Contents vii
- Acknowledgments ix
- Prologue: Eros and Hubris 1
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I A Marriage of Autonomy and Care
- 1. The Ethics of Care and Its Limits 31
- 2. Hidden Narratives and Discourse Ethics 45
- 3. Joining Together Reason and Care 65
- 4. The Outsider Within 80
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II A Dialectic of Eros and Freedom
- 5. The Erotic Soul of Existential Marxism 101
- 6. This Poem That Is My Body 123
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III A Discourse of Love, a Practice of Freedom
- 7. The Mother Wit of Justice 157
- 8. The Genealogy of Freedom in Slave America 188
- 9. Narratives of Hubris, Songs of Love 203
- Down Here in Paradise 227
- Index 237
Chapters in this book
- Frontmatter i
- Contents vii
- Acknowledgments ix
- Prologue: Eros and Hubris 1
-
I A Marriage of Autonomy and Care
- 1. The Ethics of Care and Its Limits 31
- 2. Hidden Narratives and Discourse Ethics 45
- 3. Joining Together Reason and Care 65
- 4. The Outsider Within 80
-
II A Dialectic of Eros and Freedom
- 5. The Erotic Soul of Existential Marxism 101
- 6. This Poem That Is My Body 123
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III A Discourse of Love, a Practice of Freedom
- 7. The Mother Wit of Justice 157
- 8. The Genealogy of Freedom in Slave America 188
- 9. Narratives of Hubris, Songs of Love 203
- Down Here in Paradise 227
- Index 237
