A. Todd Franklin is the Eugene M. Tobin Distinguished Professor of Philosophy and Africana Studies at Hamilton College. Franklin’s research focuses on the existential, social, and political implications of various critical and transformative discourses aimed at cultivating individual and collective self-realization. He teaches courses on existentialism, Nietzsche, and critical race theory; and he is the recipient of numerous honors and accolades for excellence in teaching. Franklin’s most recent work includes “The Transformative Power of Community Engaged Teaching” in Wiley Blackwell’s A Companion to Public Philosophy, and “The Gospel According to Baldwin: Prophetic Genealogy as Social Praxis” in Genealogy: A Genealogy.
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