This Book contains a succession of philosophical biographies. The subjects, located in the period 1850-2000, and even if later exiled, were chosen by virtue of birth and life in the American South on the assumption of the distinctiveness of Southern conditions. The "foundational" figures in Black Southern social and political thought are represented as Frederick Douglass, Booker Washington and Ida Wells.
Author: Preston King (ed.), Walter Earl Fluker (ed.) · Original publisher: Routledge (London/New York), 2005 (hardcover ISBN 9780415367875)
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