Terrance MacMullan

著者について

Terrance MacMullan is an academic known for his contributions to the fields of philosophy and cultural studies, particularly in the context of race and habit. His works, including "Habits of Whiteness: A Pragmatist Reconstruction" and "A History of Habit: From Aristotle to Bourdieu," explore the intricate ways in which habits shape social identity and racial dynamics. MacMullan employs a pragmatist lens to analyze the impact of cultural practices on notions of whiteness and the implications these have for contemporary society.

His scholarship navigates the intersections of philosophy, sociology, and race theory, making significant contributions to understanding how habitual behaviors are intertwined with systemic structures. Through his research, MacMullan invites readers to critically assess the underlying assumptions of their own habits and the broader cultural narratives that inform them. His work continues to influence discussions around race, identity, and social justice.