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Jacoby Adeshei Carter

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ID4495731
NAMEJacoby Adeshei Carter
GIVEN NAMESJacoby Adeshei
FAMILY NAMECarter
SIGNATURECARTER J A
AFFILIATIONSBoston College
VERIFIEDNo
TOTAL WORKS6
TOTAL CITATIONS0
WORKS AS AUTHOR5
WORKS AS EDITOR1
FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR2016
LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR2026
H-INDEX0
  • Insurrection, Liberation, and Joy in Everyday Life

    Jacoby Adeshei Carter•ARTICLE•The Pluralist•2026

    as a dialogue partner at the 2025 Coss Dialogue, it was a profound honor and privilege to engage with Dominic T. Moulden, a true practitioner-philosopher, whose insights on community organizing, liberation, and the often-elusive nature of joy resonated deeply. Our conversation, “Places of Insurrection, Liberation, and Joy in Everyday Life,” transcended mere academic discourse, offering a vital bridge between abstract philosophical concepts and th…

  • Places of Insurrection, Liberation, and Joy in Everyday Life

    Marcus Board, Jacoby Adeshei Carter et al.•ARTICLE•The Pluralist•2026

    Alex Stehn: Hello, my name is Alex Stehn, and I'm the chair of this year's Coss Dialogue Committee, whose other members include Aaron Stoller and Erin Tarver. It's my pleasure and privilege to introduce the 2025 Coss Dialogue. These annual dialogues are funded by an endowment provided by the estates of Herbert W. Schneider and his friend Albert G. Redpath, both of whom were students of John J. Coss at Columbia University. That the fund was given …

  • Insurrectionist Ethics

    Open Access•Jacoby Adeshei Carter, Darryl Scriven•EDITOR•BOOK•Insurrectionist Ethics•2023

  • Insurrectionist Ethics

    Jacoby Adeshei Carter, Darryl Scriven•BOOK•Insurrectionist Ethics•2023

  • Between Reconstruction and Elimination

    Jacoby Adeshei Carter, Naomi Zack•BOOK•Oxford Handbook of Philosophy and…•2017

    Alain Locke assessed the anthropological theories of race in his day and rejected the idea that race was causally related to culture. Locke argued further that scientific theories of race were not always the best theories for understanding the phenomena of race. His solution was to develop a concept of ethnic/social race, and his account is still relevant to contemporary philosophy of race. Locke distinguishes between three primary conceptions of…

  • African American Contributions to the Americas’ Cultures

    Open Access•Jacoby Adeshei Carter•BOOK•African American Contributions to…•2016

    This book is a critical edition of six lectures by Alain Leroy Locke, the intellectual progenitor of the Harlem Renaissance. In them, Locke offers an Inter-American philosophical account of important

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  • African American Contributions to the Americas’ Cultures

    Open Access•Jacoby Adeshei Carter•BOOK•African American Contributions to…•2016

    This book is a critical edition of six lectures by Alain Leroy Locke, the intellectual progenitor of the Harlem Renaissance. In them, Locke offers an Inter-American philosophical account of important

  • Between Reconstruction and Elimination

    Jacoby Adeshei Carter, Naomi Zack•BOOK•Oxford Handbook of Philosophy and…•2017

    Alain Locke assessed the anthropological theories of race in his day and rejected the idea that race was causally related to culture. Locke argued further that scientific theories of race were not always the best theories for understanding the phenomena of race. His solution was to develop a concept of ethnic/social race, and his account is still relevant to contemporary philosophy of race. Locke distinguishes between three primary conceptions of…

  • Insurrectionist Ethics

    Open Access•Jacoby Adeshei Carter, Darryl Scriven•EDITOR•BOOK•Insurrectionist Ethics•2023

  • Insurrectionist Ethics

    Jacoby Adeshei Carter, Darryl Scriven•BOOK•Insurrectionist Ethics•2023

  • Insurrection, Liberation, and Joy in Everyday Life

    Jacoby Adeshei Carter•ARTICLE•The Pluralist•2026

    as a dialogue partner at the 2025 Coss Dialogue, it was a profound honor and privilege to engage with Dominic T. Moulden, a true practitioner-philosopher, whose insights on community organizing, liberation, and the often-elusive nature of joy resonated deeply. Our conversation, “Places of Insurrection, Liberation, and Joy in Everyday Life,” transcended mere academic discourse, offering a vital bridge between abstract philosophical concepts and th…

  • Places of Insurrection, Liberation, and Joy in Everyday Life

    Marcus Board, Jacoby Adeshei Carter et al.•ARTICLE•The Pluralist•2026

    Alex Stehn: Hello, my name is Alex Stehn, and I'm the chair of this year's Coss Dialogue Committee, whose other members include Aaron Stoller and Erin Tarver. It's my pleasure and privilege to introduce the 2025 Coss Dialogue. These annual dialogues are funded by an endowment provided by the estates of Herbert W. Schneider and his friend Albert G. Redpath, both of whom were students of John J. Coss at Columbia University. That the fund was given …

American Constitutional Law and Politics (2 works) · Anthropology (2 works) · Philosophy (2 works) · Race, History, and American Society (2 works) · Sociology (2 works) · Active listening (1 work) · African american (1 work) · Art history (1 work) · Attunement (1 work) · Biography (1 work)

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