James Garrison, "Reconsidering the Life of Power: Ritual, Body, and Art in Critical Theory and Chinese Philosophy" (SUNY Press, 2021)
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The Joke by Malcomaxwitty Black Man With a Ph.D.
i'm wondering if your book has some sort of autobiographical residences ther there's one little passage that caught my specially. Do you see connections between this book's arguments and the particular experiences of black subjects? And do you think about this book as coming out of any kind of autobiographical experiences? Aye, so i make that remark in the context o the joke by malcomaxwitty black man with a ph d. You call him the wor a, a word i suppose i can say, but ont st her in any casea,. So i can answer this question on two levels. There is an autobiographical component o the book, in so far as this rather strange c v
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