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Kant on Slavery and Race in Historical and Contemporary Context
In this discussion I will aim to put Kant into context in two ways. First, in the context of contemporary debates on Kant and his relation to slavery and race; second, in the context of Kant’s life in Königsberg so far as it might be connected to understanding his approach to questions of slavery and race.
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