Mark Christian Thompson

Mark Christian Thompson lecturing in Baltimore, 2017 Mark Christian Thompson (born c. 1970) is an American academic who is Krieger-Eisenhower Professor and Professor of English at Johns Hopkins University in Baltimore, Maryland. His research focuses on African American literature and philosophy, as well as German philosophy and jazz studies. Provided by Wikipedia
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    Anti-music : jazz and racial Blackness in German thought between the Wars /

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    Kafka's blues : figurations of racial blackness in the construction of an aesthetic /

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    Black fascisms : African American literature and culture between the wars /

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    Phenomenal blackness : Black power, philosophy, and theory /

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    Phenomenal blackness : Black power, philosophy, and theory /

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    The critique of nonviolence : Martin Luther King, Jr., and philosophy /

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    Black fascisms : African American literature and culture between the wars /

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    CRITIQUE OF NONVIOLENCE : MARTIN LUTHER KING, JR. AND PHILOSOPHY

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    Phenomenal blackness : Black power, philosophy, and theory /

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    Anti-music : jazz and racial Blackness in German thought between the Wars /

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    Kafka's blues : figurations of racial blackness in the construction of an aesthetic /

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    The critique of nonviolence : Martin Luther King, Jr., and philosophy /

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