Blackness and nothingness (mysticism in the flesh)
F Moten - South Atlantic Quarterly, 2013 - read.dukeupress.edu
F Moten
South Atlantic Quarterly, 2013•read.dukeupress.eduIn taking up the profound and necessary challenge of Afro-pessimism, scholars engaged in
black study must not only attend to the relation between blackness and nothingness that
Frank B. Wilderson III and Jared Sexton elaborate in their encounter with the work of Frantz
Fanon but must also investigate the resonance, presence, and topography of blackness in
and as nothingness that is manifest at the intersection of mysticism and logic in black study.
This essay is an attempt to contribute to that investigation.
black study must not only attend to the relation between blackness and nothingness that
Frank B. Wilderson III and Jared Sexton elaborate in their encounter with the work of Frantz
Fanon but must also investigate the resonance, presence, and topography of blackness in
and as nothingness that is manifest at the intersection of mysticism and logic in black study.
This essay is an attempt to contribute to that investigation.
In taking up the profound and necessary challenge of Afro-pessimism, scholars engaged in black study must not only attend to the relation between blackness and nothingness that Frank B. Wilderson III and Jared Sexton elaborate in their encounter with the work of Frantz Fanon but must also investigate the resonance, presence, and topography of blackness in and as nothingness that is manifest at the intersection of mysticism and logic in black study. This essay is an attempt to contribute to that investigation.
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