Confronting Racist Habits: Practical Theological Implications of William James’s View of Habit Change
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DOI: 10.1007/s11089-019-00885-2
Abstract: This article conceptualizes racism and privilege as habitual orientations located at the bodily level, not merely at the level of intention and consciousness. Engaging contemporary critical race thinkers, the analysis explores how William James’s psychological-pragmatic… read more here.
Keywords: view habit; racist; james view; william james ... See more keywords