Check out the featured lecture, “Existentialism, Myth, and Film” with Dr. Lewis Gordon!
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Philosophy and Global Affairs Vol. 4, no. 2
Please check out the newest issue of Volume 4 of the Philosophy and Global Affairs journal edited by Professors Jane Gordon and Lewis Gordon.
Lewis Gordon: “Rediscovering Fanon”
Professor Lewis Gordon has been prominently featured in the newly released documentary Rediscovering Fanon.
Lewis Gordon: Tavis Smiley
In this episode, Smiley and Gordon discuss racial justice and anti-blackness policies, centering the argument around how we can cultivate Black consciousness without fear.
Lewis Gordon: Londis Lectureship Speaker
On November 21st, Distinguished Professor Lewis Gordon presented his paper Freedom Relished, Freedom Feared for the James J. Londis and Family Lecture.
Lewis Gordon: Black Consciousness
Check out Board of Trustees Distinguished Professor Lewis Gordon’s recent interview on the Overthink podcast on Black Consciousness. The episode discusses Professor Gordon’s book, Fear of Black Consciousness, as well as other works by race and philosophy scholars.
Lewis Gordon: The Honorable Shyne
Congratulations to Board of Trustees Distinguished Professor Lewis Gordon on his appearance in Hulu’s new documentary, The Honorable Shyne. The movie follows Moses “Shyne” Barrow, and his journey from famous hip-hop artist to Belizean politician.
Lewis Gordon: Final Installment in Spectrum Series
Check out the final installment on Spectrum’s series on Distinguished Professor Lewis Gordon’s book, Freedom, Justice, and Decolonization. The final article, written by Maury Jackson, explores chapter seven of Gordon’s book.
Lewis Gordon: Spinoza Lecture Published in Krisis
Congratulations to Professor Lewis Gordon for his recent publication in Krisis’ special issue in Caribbean Philosophy. This publication is an essay based on Professor Gordon’s Spinoza Lecture.
Lewis Gordon: New Publication in The Georgetown Law Journal
Congratulations to department head & Board of Trustees Distinguished Professor Lewis Gordon for his recent publication in The Georgetown Law Journal! You can read his essay “A Black Existential Perspective on Afrofuturity and the Law” on The Georgetown Law Journal website.