Rationality, representation, and race

[New York]: Palgrave-Macmillan (2016)
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Abstract

Heikes challenges Enlightenment rationality's tendency to be an achievement concept which excludes non-whites and non-males. She examines post-Cartesian criticisms of modernism, and pre-modern efforts to address the functional diversity of human cognition, arguing that such approaches offer a rationality that is diverse and morally substantive.

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Deborah Heikes
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