Barnor Hesse
Dados Biográficos
| ID | 3734572 |
|---|---|
| NOME | Barnor Hesse |
| PRENOMES | Barnor |
| SOBRENOME | Hesse |
| ASSINATURA | HESSE B |
| AFILIAÇÕES | University of East London |
| VERIFICADO | Não |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 15 |
| TOTAL DE CITAÇÕES | 272 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 15 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMEIRO ANO DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 1992 |
| ANO MAIS RECENTE DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 2023 |
| ÍNDICE H | 6 |
Derrida’s Black Accent
This article examines the extent to which the French-Algerian philosopher of so-called deconstruction, Jacques Derrida, has been misread as thinking and writing exclusively in a white, Western idiom. It addresses and investigates Derrida’s infrequent claim that his approach to deconstruction was always focused on racism and Eurocentrism, by revealing and theorizing what is designated as ‘Derrida’s Black Accent’. Namely a critically accentuated id…
Black Populism
This article theorizes the contemporary meaning and significance of populism in Black politics. It is based on a reading of the mass protests characteristic of the Black Lives Matter movement across the US during 2020. The argument developed suggests contemporary Black populism evidenced by its multicultural and multiracial mobilizations during 2020 comprised and catalyzed several strategic social orientations, organized around the public ventila…
White Sovereignty (…), Black Life Politics
The subtitle of this article comes from an interview with Denzel Washington in which he recalls rejecting the lead role in a movie about a man convicted of raping a white woman and facing a death sentence that could not be carried out because the executioners had trouble killing him. The N-phrase can be read as reinscribing a post–civil rights archive of repetition in the police killings of black civilians and the racial policing of black populat…
Introduction
Introduction| July 01 2017 Introduction: On Black Political Thought inside Global Black Protest Barnor Hesse; Barnor Hesse Search for other works by this author on: This Site Google Juliet Hooker Juliet Hooker Search for other works by this author on: This Site Google South Atlantic Quarterly (2017) 116 (3): 443–456. https://doi.org/10.1215/00382876-3961428 Cite Icon Cite Share Icon Share Facebook Twitter LinkedIn MailTo Permissions Search Site C…
Of Race
Nahum Chandler, in his remarkably evocative book X-The Problem of the Negro as a Problem for Thought, works with the Derridean idea of the exorbitant to argue that W. E. B. Du Bois's thinking exceeds and transforms the terms of Western critical thought on modernity. Du Bois is credited with conceptualizing the idea of "the Negro" as derivable from the formations of colonial and racialized modernity, which as formations are conventionally foreclos…
Remembering and reading the work of Richard Iton (1961–2013)
Escaping Liberty
This essay places Isaiah Berlin’s famous “Two Concepts of Liberty” in conversation with perspectives defined as black fugitive thought. The latter is used to refer principally to Aimé Césaire, W. E. B. Du Bois and David Walker. It argues that the trope of liberty in Western liberal political theory, exemplified in a lineage that connects Berlin, John Stuart Mill and Benjamin Constant, has maintained its universal meaning and coherence by excludin…
Solidarities Black
This article is a homage and memorial to the intellectual work of African-American studies scholar Richard Iton, who passed away in April 2013. It elaborates the motif of a blues archive to evoke the documentary affects and passionate attachments inscribed in Iton's unique diaspora analyses of black politics and black popular culture
Marked Unmarked
Modern political theory has traditionally exorcised the meaning of black politics from its conceptual landscape. The poststructuralist distinction between politics and the political potentially offers radical possibilities for thinking against this. Its emphasis on contingency, groundlessness, and incompleteness subverts liberal political theory's identification of politics with the formalism of law, the preservation of order, and elected adminis…
Self-Fulfilling Prophecy
The postracial idea of Western societies being socially beyond the hegemonic imperatives of previous racial formations or exhibiting the increasing disintegration of racism has rightly drawn intellectual and political fire from critical theory. However, what this fire routinely obscures are the various ways in which discourses of antiracism and the postracial converge around a singular failure to interrogate the political and theoretical conditio…
Racialized modernity
This article is located in parentheses between two quotations from Derrida's reflections on white mythologies, defined here as the 'rhetoric of modernity'. It re-conceptualizes race by interrogating its elision in contemporary social and political thought where discussions of modernity routinely ignore colonial and racial formations. It discusses a commentary by Jurgen Habermas on Hegel's discourse of modernity, which is used heuristically to ill…
Im/plausible deniability
Since the ending of the Second World War and the establishment of the United Nations, the international concept of racism, first initialised in the 1930s, has been inscribed in an unacknowledged conceptual double bind. Western political culture has inherited a hegemonic concept of racism that foregrounds those meanings associated with the anti‐fascist critiques of the Jewish Holocaust, while foreclosing subaltern anti‐colonial critiques centred o…
Symposium on 11 September 2001 Terrorism, Islam and the West
It's Your World
1997). It's Your World: Discrepant M/Multiculturalisms. Social Identities: Vol. 3, No. 3, pp. 375-394
Beneath the surface
Part 1 Contextuality: racial harassment and 1980s Waltham Forest policy analysis - the local police policy analysis - the local council. Part 2 Cartography: racial harassment - a spatial analysis racial victimization - an experiential analysis conclusion - towards a theory of safety
Racialized modernity
This article is located in parentheses between two quotations from Derrida's reflections on white mythologies, defined here as the 'rhetoric of modernity'. It re-conceptualizes race by interrogating its elision in contemporary social and political thought where discussions of modernity routinely ignore colonial and racial formations. It discusses a commentary by Jurgen Habermas on Hegel's discourse of modernity, which is used heuristically to ill…
Im/plausible deniability
Since the ending of the Second World War and the establishment of the United Nations, the international concept of racism, first initialised in the 1930s, has been inscribed in an unacknowledged conceptual double bind. Western political culture has inherited a hegemonic concept of racism that foregrounds those meanings associated with the anti‐fascist critiques of the Jewish Holocaust, while foreclosing subaltern anti‐colonial critiques centred o…
Escaping Liberty
This essay places Isaiah Berlin’s famous “Two Concepts of Liberty” in conversation with perspectives defined as black fugitive thought. The latter is used to refer principally to Aimé Césaire, W. E. B. Du Bois and David Walker. It argues that the trope of liberty in Western liberal political theory, exemplified in a lineage that connects Berlin, John Stuart Mill and Benjamin Constant, has maintained its universal meaning and coherence by excludin…
Self-Fulfilling Prophecy
The postracial idea of Western societies being socially beyond the hegemonic imperatives of previous racial formations or exhibiting the increasing disintegration of racism has rightly drawn intellectual and political fire from critical theory. However, what this fire routinely obscures are the various ways in which discourses of antiracism and the postracial converge around a singular failure to interrogate the political and theoretical conditio…
It's Your World
1997). It's Your World: Discrepant M/Multiculturalisms. Social Identities: Vol. 3, No. 3, pp. 375-394
Marked Unmarked
Modern political theory has traditionally exorcised the meaning of black politics from its conceptual landscape. The poststructuralist distinction between politics and the political potentially offers radical possibilities for thinking against this. Its emphasis on contingency, groundlessness, and incompleteness subverts liberal political theory's identification of politics with the formalism of law, the preservation of order, and elected adminis…
Introduction
Introduction| July 01 2017 Introduction: On Black Political Thought inside Global Black Protest Barnor Hesse; Barnor Hesse Search for other works by this author on: This Site Google Juliet Hooker Juliet Hooker Search for other works by this author on: This Site Google South Atlantic Quarterly (2017) 116 (3): 443–456. https://doi.org/10.1215/00382876-3961428 Cite Icon Cite Share Icon Share Facebook Twitter LinkedIn MailTo Permissions Search Site C…
Symposium on 11 September 2001 Terrorism, Islam and the West
Remembering and reading the work of Richard Iton (1961–2013)
Solidarities Black
This article is a homage and memorial to the intellectual work of African-American studies scholar Richard Iton, who passed away in April 2013. It elaborates the motif of a blues archive to evoke the documentary affects and passionate attachments inscribed in Iton's unique diaspora analyses of black politics and black popular culture
Beneath the surface
Part 1 Contextuality: racial harassment and 1980s Waltham Forest policy analysis - the local police policy analysis - the local council. Part 2 Cartography: racial harassment - a spatial analysis racial victimization - an experiential analysis conclusion - towards a theory of safety
It's Your World
1997). It's Your World: Discrepant M/Multiculturalisms. Social Identities: Vol. 3, No. 3, pp. 375-394
Symposium on 11 September 2001 Terrorism, Islam and the West
Im/plausible deniability
Since the ending of the Second World War and the establishment of the United Nations, the international concept of racism, first initialised in the 1930s, has been inscribed in an unacknowledged conceptual double bind. Western political culture has inherited a hegemonic concept of racism that foregrounds those meanings associated with the anti‐fascist critiques of the Jewish Holocaust, while foreclosing subaltern anti‐colonial critiques centred o…
Racialized modernity
This article is located in parentheses between two quotations from Derrida's reflections on white mythologies, defined here as the 'rhetoric of modernity'. It re-conceptualizes race by interrogating its elision in contemporary social and political thought where discussions of modernity routinely ignore colonial and racial formations. It discusses a commentary by Jurgen Habermas on Hegel's discourse of modernity, which is used heuristically to ill…
Marked Unmarked
Modern political theory has traditionally exorcised the meaning of black politics from its conceptual landscape. The poststructuralist distinction between politics and the political potentially offers radical possibilities for thinking against this. Its emphasis on contingency, groundlessness, and incompleteness subverts liberal political theory's identification of politics with the formalism of law, the preservation of order, and elected adminis…
Self-Fulfilling Prophecy
The postracial idea of Western societies being socially beyond the hegemonic imperatives of previous racial formations or exhibiting the increasing disintegration of racism has rightly drawn intellectual and political fire from critical theory. However, what this fire routinely obscures are the various ways in which discourses of antiracism and the postracial converge around a singular failure to interrogate the political and theoretical conditio…
Solidarities Black
This article is a homage and memorial to the intellectual work of African-American studies scholar Richard Iton, who passed away in April 2013. It elaborates the motif of a blues archive to evoke the documentary affects and passionate attachments inscribed in Iton's unique diaspora analyses of black politics and black popular culture
Escaping Liberty
This essay places Isaiah Berlin’s famous “Two Concepts of Liberty” in conversation with perspectives defined as black fugitive thought. The latter is used to refer principally to Aimé Césaire, W. E. B. Du Bois and David Walker. It argues that the trope of liberty in Western liberal political theory, exemplified in a lineage that connects Berlin, John Stuart Mill and Benjamin Constant, has maintained its universal meaning and coherence by excludin…
Remembering and reading the work of Richard Iton (1961–2013)
Of Race
Nahum Chandler, in his remarkably evocative book X-The Problem of the Negro as a Problem for Thought, works with the Derridean idea of the exorbitant to argue that W. E. B. Du Bois's thinking exceeds and transforms the terms of Western critical thought on modernity. Du Bois is credited with conceptualizing the idea of "the Negro" as derivable from the formations of colonial and racialized modernity, which as formations are conventionally foreclos…
White Sovereignty (…), Black Life Politics
The subtitle of this article comes from an interview with Denzel Washington in which he recalls rejecting the lead role in a movie about a man convicted of raping a white woman and facing a death sentence that could not be carried out because the executioners had trouble killing him. The N-phrase can be read as reinscribing a post–civil rights archive of repetition in the police killings of black civilians and the racial policing of black populat…
Introduction
Introduction| July 01 2017 Introduction: On Black Political Thought inside Global Black Protest Barnor Hesse; Barnor Hesse Search for other works by this author on: This Site Google Juliet Hooker Juliet Hooker Search for other works by this author on: This Site Google South Atlantic Quarterly (2017) 116 (3): 443–456. https://doi.org/10.1215/00382876-3961428 Cite Icon Cite Share Icon Share Facebook Twitter LinkedIn MailTo Permissions Search Site C…
Black Populism
This article theorizes the contemporary meaning and significance of populism in Black politics. It is based on a reading of the mass protests characteristic of the Black Lives Matter movement across the US during 2020. The argument developed suggests contemporary Black populism evidenced by its multicultural and multiracial mobilizations during 2020 comprised and catalyzed several strategic social orientations, organized around the public ventila…
Derrida’s Black Accent
This article examines the extent to which the French-Algerian philosopher of so-called deconstruction, Jacques Derrida, has been misread as thinking and writing exclusively in a white, Western idiom. It addresses and investigates Derrida’s infrequent claim that his approach to deconstruction was always focused on racism and Eurocentrism, by revealing and theorizing what is designated as ‘Derrida’s Black Accent’. Namely a critically accentuated id…
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