This rich, detailed study of W. E. B. Du Bois's scholarship appreciates the tremendous array of Du Bois's resources, methods, and diverse approaches to social thought and critical theory in a unique and thorough way.

Cheryl Townsend Gilkes, Colby College

Rabaka's work is a must read as it truly makes an important contribution to the body of literature on Du Bois and critical theory. It moves us in a new direction, forcing us to think outside the intellectual box. The book will serve a variety of purposes for historians, sociologists, political scientists...and students who are in search of new ways to understand the complex array of Du Bois' thought, ideas, methods and resources. I highly recommend this book for academic reading and analysis....

Ronald Stephens, Journal Of African American Studies

Rabaka's Du Bois's Dialectics is a pathbreaking work infused with intellectual integrity, thought-provoking insights, encyclopedic scope, and deep cross-disciplinary ramifications that we will be talking about for many years. W. E. B. Du Bois would be proud of this remarkable achievement.

John Brown Childs, University of California, Santa Cruz

Rabaka's work is a must read as it truly makes an important contribution to the body of literature on Du Bois and critical theory. It moves us in a new direction, forcing us to think outside the intellectual box.

The book will serve a variety of purposes for historians, sociologists, political scientists...and students who are in search of new ways to understand the complex array of Du Bois' thought, ideas, methods and resources. I highly recommend this book for academic reading and analysis.

Ronald Stephens, Journal Of African American Studies

A reading of Du Bois's Dialectics will provide a foundation for understanding not only the work of racial/ethnic family studies scholars, family sociologists, and critical race theorists but also publications by recent feminist family studies scholars who have addressed the importance and challenges of theorizing different, identity, and intersectionality and practicing self-reflexivity in family studies research.

Journal of Family Theory & Review