Re: Special Issue of IJCT on DuBois

I meant to include this quotation from H. Fertik's essay.  Hard to forget
once seen, and perhaps useful in current-day disputes:

‘Fill the heads of these children with Latin and Greek and highfalutin’
notions of rights and political power, and hell will be to pay’

Dan

On Mon, Apr 22, 2019 at 5:56 AM DANIEL P. Tompkins <[email protected]>
wrote:

> I don't know if this listserv permits attachments, but I'm attaching one
> here *and *copying the items below, in case the pdf doesn't come
> through.  I have looked at each of the essays and found myself learning
> stuff from the get-go.  I haven't done enough work to provide a full
> evaluation, but I think each is sympathetic and informative, about a
> massive presence in American intellectual history.  The editing is
> impressive, and Springer's website makes the volume very easy to use.
> Highly recommended.
>
> Dan Tompkins
>
>
> Above the Veil: Revisiting the Classicism of W. E. B. Du Bois
>
> Harriet Fertik, Mathias Hanses Pages 1-9
>
> 2. Article
>
> Cicero Crosses the Color Line: Pro Archia Poeta and W. E. B. Du Bois’s The
> Souls of Black Folk
>
> Mathias Hanses Pages 10-26
>
> 3. Article
>
> Atalanta, The Soul of Atlanta?
>
> Irenae A. Aigbedion Pages 27-37
>
> 4. Article
>
> The Veil, the Cave and the Fire­Bringer
>
> Tom Hawkins Pages 38-53
>
> 5. Article
>
> Classical Tradition and Black Nationalism in W. E. B. Du Bois’s The Star
> of Ethiopia
>
> Evan Lee Pages 54-71
>
> 6. Article
>
> Hell to Pay: Aristotle and W. E. B. Du Bois’s Vision of Democracy in ‘Of
> the Ruling of Men’
>
> Harriet Fertik Pages 72-85
>
> 7. Article
>
> Afterlife: Du Bois, Classical Humanism and the Matter of Black Lives
>
> Patrice Rankine Pages 86-96
>
>
>