The Alchemy Of Race And Rights Patricia J Williams Harvard University Press Αγγλικά Βιβλία Social Sciences Politics - Current Affairs

Patricia Williams Is A Lawyer And Professor Of Commercial Law The Great-Great-Granddaughter Slave White Southern Alchemy Race Rights An Eloquent Autobiographical Essay In Which Author Reflects On Intersection Gender Class Using Tools Critical Literary Legal Theory She Sets Out Her Views Contemporary Popular Culture Current Events From Howard Beach To Homelessness Tawana Brawley Law-School Classroom Civil Oprah Winfrey Bernhard Goetz Mary Beth Whitehead Also Traces Workings “Ordinary Racism”—Everyday Occurrences Casual Unintended Banal Perhaps But Mortifying Taking Up Metaphor Casts As Mythological Text Powers Commerce Constitution Wealth Poverty Sanity Insanity Wage War Across Complex Overlapping Boundaries Discourse Deliberately Transgressing Such Pursues Path Toward Racial Justice That Ultimately Transformative Gets Roots Racism Not By Finger-Pointing Much Gentler Methods Book Full Anecdote Witness Vivid Characters Known Observed Trenchant Analysis Law’s Shortcomings Only Inquiry Patient Phenomenology Can We Understand Deeply Moving So Finally Just Because Wrong—We All Know What Don’t How Unthink Process Allows Persist This Enables Us See Result Testament Considerable Beauty Triumph Moral Tactfulness Title Suggests Magic Σελίδες: 272 Έτος Έκδοσης: 0301 Διαστάσεις: 14 9X14 9Cm