Populism and elitism in african-american political thought
Journal of Ethics 1 (3):209-238 (1997)
| Abstract | African-American political thought finds its premises in European philosophical traditions. But these traditions often challenge African-American humanity which African-American political thought defends. African-American political thought is therefore an extended commentary on the consistency of European philosophical traditions. | |||||||||
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