Reading: Toward Enlightenment & Emancipation

Reading a salvage book by one of the Salvage men on the truck of the A.T.S. salvage office. St. Nazaire. c1919. Library of Congress Prints and Photographs Division.

Yes, I know, that is a rather pretentious title, but I believe it to be true (or at least could be true). Here is a list of the bibliographies available at my Academia page. (If you can’t access any of these let me know and I will send a PDF copy or copies to you.) Some, if not many of these will be occasionally updated. I also have published and unpublished writings on motley topics (and some teaching material) there as well if you are interested

1. Africana & African American Philosophy

2. B.R. Ambedkar

3. American Indian Law

4. Analogy & Metaphor

5. Animal Ethics, Rights, and Law

6. The Arab World: Modern & Post-Modern

7. The Bedouin

8. Bioethics

9. Biological Psychiatry, Sullied Psychology and Pharmaceutical Reason

10. The Black Panther Party

11. After Slavery & Reconstruction: The Black Struggle for Civil Rights, Freedom, and Equality in the U.S.

12. On Boxing — Sweet Science & Brutal Agon

13. Buddhism

14. Buddhism & Psychoanalysis

15. Capital Punishment

16. César Chávez & the United Farm Workers

17. Christianity

18. Classical Chinese Worldviews

19. Comparative Law

20. Conflict Resolution and Nonviolence

21. Constitutionalism

22. The Corporatization of Higher Education

23. Criminal Law

24. Death & Dying

25. Democratic Theory

26. Dreams and Dreaming

27. Ecological & Environmental Politics, Philosophies, and Worldviews

28. Emotions

29. Ethical Perspectives on Science & Technology

30. Freudian Psychology

31. The Life, Work, & Legacy of Mohandas K. Gandhi

32. Global Distributive Justice

33. The Great Depression & The New Deal

34. Health: Law, Ethics & Social Justice

35. Hinduism

36. Human Rights

37. Indic (or Indian) Philosophy

38. International Criminal Law

39. International Law

40. Modern Iran

41. Islamic Studies

42. Israeli-Palestinian Conflict

43. Judaism

44. Law and Literature

45. Toward an Understanding of Liberalism

46. Marxism

47. Mass Media

48. Nonviolent Resistance in the Middle East (with an emphasis on the Palestinian struggle)

49. Nuclear Weapons

50. Pan-Africanism, Black Internationalism, & Black Cosmopolitanism

51. Philosophy of Law and Legal Theory

52. Philosophy, Psychology, & Methodology for the Social Sciences

53. Philosophy & Racism

54. Punishment and Prison

55. Science and Religion

56. Science and Technology

57. Slavery

58. Social Security & the Welfare State

59. The Sullied Science & Political Economy of Hyper-Industrial Agriculture (Or: ‘Toward Agroecology & Food Justice’)

60. Sullied (Natural & Social) Sciences

61. Terrorism

62. Torture: moral, legal, and political dimensions

63. Transitional Justice

64. Utopian Imagination, Thought & Praxis

65. The Varna & Caste System in India

66. Vietnam War

67. Violent Conflict & the Laws of War

68. Women as Intellectuals in the European Enlightenment

69. The World of Work and Labor Law

70. Zionist Ideologies