Just a moment ago, I learned that Charles Mills died yesterday evening. Charles was a wonderful man, a brilliant philosopher, the author of a book, The Racial Contract, that I believe is one of the most important pieces of political philosophy of the 20th century. I shall be assigning it in the course I am teaching in the UNC philosophy department next semester. Charles was only 70, far too young to leave us. I could tell stories about Charles but this is not the time. In the midst of a devastating pandemic and a crumbling American political system, with global warming upon us and crushing inequality everywhere we look, it is a small personal loss that hurts the most.
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I was sad to see the news, too.
I for one would certainly love to hear your stories of him, once you feel up to it.
Professor Wolff --
As I have noted previously on this blog, you were the one who made me aware of the work of Professor Mills. Consequently, I now incorporate The Racial Contract into my classes. Thank you.
-- Jim
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Such heartbreaking news. My deepest condolences to all those affected. Your reflections are poignant and serve as a reminder of the fragility of life. Wishing strength and peace during this difficult time
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