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Melissa Burchard <[log in to unmask]>
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Melissa Burchard <[log in to unmask]>
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Wed, 16 May 2012 17:34:52 -0400
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Shay,
I love Donald Fixico's book "The American Indian Mind in a Linear World" -
you might look at it. Also, Lewis Gordon's "Introduction to Africana
Philosophy" is not only comprehensive, it has a fantastic bibliography -
tons of great suggestions for more readings. I'll look at my shelf when I
get back to my office for more ideas. Good luck - it would be a great
program.
Best, Melissa

On Tue, May 15, 2012 at 4:51 PM, Shay Welch <[log in to unmask]> wrote:

> Dear FEASTers, Karen with the Collegium of Black Women Philosophers, and
> Thomas with the Indigenous Philosophers,
> I have been roped by my Provost into developing an enormous NEH grant.
> And I've got about 5 weeks to do so.  I'm going to put together a series of
> summer workshops for minorities in philosophy, covering minority texts and
> issues in philosophy relating mostly to public spaces and public
> discourse.  This means all of you will be getting a request to send
> applications if I nail the money.  Sigh.  However, I have to provide a
> whole syllabus for basically 3 years worth of workshops and I have 5
> seconds to come up with this and a 3 year budget.  PLEASE, please, for the
> love of the goddess, send me your recommendations.  I'm looking for
> anything written by white women, women of color, men of color, and I'll be
> putting up the Native American philosophy.  I'll be doing both Continental
> and Analytic and there's no such thing at this point as too many
> suggestions.  While I am the project director and Spelman is the home
> institution, the political science department and the amazing Prof. Preston
> King at Morehouse are collaborating.  There's more to this but I'm just on
> it today and I pretty much have to get the whole narrative done this week.
> As with any NEH, my chances are slim but gosh darnit, I'm going to give it
> everything I've got.  Viva la Philosophical Revolution!
>
> --
> All my best,
> Shay Welch
> Assistant Professor of Philosophy
> Spelman College
>
>
>
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