Foreword by Mabogo P. More Original Preface and Acknowledgments New Preface with Acknowledgments Introduction: Why Bad Faith? PART I: BAD FAITH 1 A "Determined" Attitude That Involves Lying to Ourselves 2 The Irony of Belief 3 Anguish 4 The Elusiveness of Transcendence and the Comfort of Facticity 5 What Am I to Me? 6 Taking Ourselves Too Seriously 7 The Body in Bad Faith 8 "Strong" and "Weak" Bad Faith 9 Some Critical Remarks 10 How Is Bad Faith Possible? 11 The Question of Authenticity PART II: LOGIC OF RACISM, RACIST LOGIC A Recent Theory 12 Racialism, Racism, Racialists, and Racists 13 Affective Dimensions of Racism and Race PART III: ANTIBLACK RACISM Racism and Antiblack Racism 14 White and Black Bodies in Bad Faith 15 Black Antiblackness in an Antiblack World 16 Exoticism: Antiblackness Under the Guise of Love 17 Effeminacy: The Quality of Black Beings 18 Antiblack Racism and Ontology PART IV: "GOD" IN AN ANTIBLACK WORLD An Antiblack Cosmogony 19 "Is God a White Racist?" 20 The White God and the Black Sufferer 21 Ultimate Desire and Authenticity in an Antiblack World 22 To Be Black, Faithful, and Suffering PART V: CRITICAL ENCOUNTERS 23 "I-Thou" 24 Ethical Concerns 25 Deconstruction 26 Marxism 27 The Living Dead Afterword by Jacqueline M. Martinez Bad Faith and Antiblack Racism: A Communicological Reading Afterword by Paget Henry Lewis Gordon's Black Existential Humanism Notes Bibliography Index.