"Draws on philosophers, political theorists, activists, and poets to explain how unspoken and unspeakable knowledge is important to racial and gender formation; offers a usable conception of implicit understanding"--Provided by publishers.
Bibliography
Includes bibliographical references (pages 157-171) and index.
Contents
Theories of implicit understanding -- Racialized common sense -- An aesthetics of sensuousness -- Negative affect and whiteness -- Enacting solidarity -- A knowing that resided in my bones.