The Concept of Disavowal in Sibylle Fischer's Political Imaginary: A Review Essay

Neil Roberts

doi:clrjames20061218

The Concept of Disavowal in Sibylle Fischer's Political Imaginary: A Review Essay [Book Review]

CLR James Journal 12 (1):141-155 (2006)

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Keywords	Contemporary Philosophy Major Philosophers Social and Political Philosophy
Categories	Afro-Caribbean Philosophy in African/Africana Philosophy Semi-Compatibilism in Philosophy of Action (categorize this paper)
ISBN(s)	2167-4256
DOI	clrjames20061218
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