Philosophy in Multiple Voices

George Yancy teaches philosophy at Duquesne University. He is the author of many articles and chapters on critical race theory. He has also edited several other volumes, notably White on White/Black on Black, which won a Choice Outstanding Academic Book Award for 2005.

• Chapter 1 Introduction: No Philosophical Oracle VoicesChapter 2 Chapter 1: What is Feminist Philosophy?Chapter 3 Chapter 2: What is Lesbian Philosophy? (A Misleading Question)Chapter 4 Chapter 3: What is Queer Philosophy?Chapter 5 Chapter 4: What is Africana Philosophy?Chapter 6 Chapter 5: What ss Afro-Caribbean Philosophy?Chapter 7 Chapter 6: What is Latin American Philosophy?Chapter 8 Chapter 7: What is American Indian Philosophy? Towards a Critical Indigenous PhilosophyChapter 9 Chapter 8: What is Asian American Philosophy?

Yancy has provided a valuable set of readings in this philosophical collection. He offers a rare opportunity for the voices of minority groups to be heard. They are insightful in their challenges to the Western foundational assumptions of philosophy. . . . This volume offers students and professors an opportunity to explore and evaluate existing philosophical assumptions, and to explore alternative philosophical perspectives. This work is a must for any library. . . . Essential.