Bernasconi appointed Meyer Visiting Professor in the Critical Philosophy of “Race” at the University of Warwick

Robert Bernasconi has been appointed Meyer Visiting Professor in the Critical Philosophy of “Race”, in the Department of Philosophy, at the University of Warwick. His duties include two talks: on April 24th “Philosophizing in the Face of Slavery in Britain during the Eighteenth Century: Questions of Ethical Invention and Canon Formation” and on April 26th “Reviving the Dialectical Approach to Racism: C.L. R. James, Fanon, and Sartre.” While there he will also deliver the Research Seminar in Post-Kantian European Philosophy under the title “The Other in the Same: Substitution, Identity, and the Language of Politics after Levinas.”