Terence Keel, "How Christian Thought Became Racial Science"


 Humanities Center     Jun 8 2017 | 4:30 PM - 6:00 PM HG1341

The Young Scholar Lecture Series of the UC Consortium for Black Studies, at UC Irvine

TERENCE KEEL
Department of History and Black Studies
UCSB

How Christian Thought Became Racial Science

About the Young Scholar Lecture Series
The work of scholarship is often pushed to the background, in the contemporary configuration of the field of matters African American and the African Diaspora (this can remain true in some other configurations of contemporary knowledge as well). Wherein, on the contrary, theoretical disposition and proclamations of affiliation have often been afforded the foreground. While affirming acute theoretical work, this lecture series accentuates the exacting scholarly dimension of the work required from young practitioners in order for them to produce the most profound and lasting contributions to knowledge, both within the academic formation of the fields they inhabit and within contemporary practices of understanding in general.

All are welcome. Light refreshments will be served.

Co sponsored by the Newkirk Center for Science and Society and the Workshop on Science, Technology and Race (STAR)