Browsing by Subject "anger"

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    • A Defense of Angry Blame 
      Radke, Lyn Alison (2019-08-21)
      Department: Philosophy
      While blame is not a difficult practice to defend, in part because of its ineradicability in our moral lives, angry blame has been a tougher sell. Critics of angry blame cast it as an unnecessary, punitive, or unproductive ...
    • Problems of Feeling: Affect, Violence, and Practice in Black American Life 
      Curry, Leonard; 0009-0004-9818-6938 (2023-03-29)
      Department: Religion
      W. E. B. Du Bois claimed that the unasked question posed to Black people in the early 20th century was “how does it feel to be a problem?” This 21st century dissertation inverts Du Bois’ question, asking, “how does ‘the ...