Kevin Vallier Livres

Introduction: Introducing a respectable activist -- A respectable activist is born -- The new negro woman in Alice's early literature -- Activism, love, and pain -- Love and writing -- Loving Alice after Paul -- Love and education -- Ms. Dunbar and politics (of love) -- New negro woman's love and activism -- For the love of family, film, and the paper -- The respectable activist's love for the Harlem Renaissance -- Love, desire, and writing -- 'Til death does the respectable activist part.

The book explores radical religious alternatives to liberal democracy, particularly focusing on the rise of new Catholic illiberals and their integralism doctrine. Vallier critically evaluates these anti-liberal perspectives and extends his analysis to similar doctrines in Sunni Islam and Chinese Confucianism. He goes beyond mere description, engaging with the validity of these views on their own terms, challenging readers to consider the implications of these alternative governance systems in light of liberalism's perceived shortcomings.

This book, first published in 2014 by Routledge, explores significant themes and concepts within its field, offering insights and analyses that are relevant to both scholars and practitioners. It combines theoretical frameworks with practical applications, making it a valuable resource for understanding contemporary issues. The work reflects the latest research and discussions, contributing to ongoing debates and advancements in the subject area.