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  1. The Ghostly Other: Understanding Racism from Confucian and Enlightenment Models of Subjectivity.Shuchen Xiang - 2015 - Asian Philosophy 25 (4):384-401.
    The overwhelming motif of nineteenth century anti-Semitic discourse is the metaphor of the Jew as a ghost. In all cultures, the ghost represents the antithesis of what is categorically human: it represents the other par excellence. By using the heuristic of the ghost to interpret how Enlightenment discourse has dealt with the other, this article will argue that the Enlightenment model of the self and its relation to others was a contributing factor to Modern Racism. Enlightenment discourse on subjectivity finds (...)
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  • An Englishman Abroad: Robert Bernasconi’s Work on Race.Charles W. Mills - 2017 - Comparative and Continental Philosophy 9 (2):140-150.
    This article focuses on the contribution Robert Bernasconi has made to the critical philosophy of race. I look at some representative samples of his work under four categories: his racially informed critiques of canonical Western philosophical figures; his expositions/reconstructions/recuperations of racially informed theory from canonical Western philosophical figures; his reflections on race/whiteness/imperialism and their implications; and his views on race as it has shaped the historic and current realities of philosophy as a discipline.
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