Borderlines: Bell Hooks and the pedagogy of revolutionary change / Nathalia E. Jaramillo and Peter McLaren
Engaging whiteness and the practice of freedom: the creation of subversive academic spaces / George Yancy
Teaching to transgress: deconstructing normalcy and resignifying the marked body / Cindy LaCom and Susan Hadley
Bell Hooks, white supremacy, and the academy / Tim Davidson and Jeanette R. Davidson
Engaging Bell Hooks: how teacher educators can work to sustain themselves and their work / Gretchen Givens Generett
Bell Hooks's children's literature: writing to transform the world at its root / Carme Manuel
Talking back: Bell Hooks, feminism, and philosophy / Donna-Dale L. Marcano
Bell Hooks and the move from marginalized other to radical black subject / Maria del Guadalupe Davidson
The ethics of blackness: Bell Hooks's postmodern blackness and the imperative of liberation / Clevis Headley
The specter of race: Bell Hooks, deconstruction, and revolutionary blackness / Arnold Farr
Love matters: Bell Hooks on political resistance and change / Kathy Glass
Love, politics, and ethics in the postmodern feminist work of Bell Hooks and Julia Kristeva / Marilyn Edelstein
"Revolutionary interdependence": Bell Hooks's ethic of love as a basis for a feminist liberation theology of the neighbor / Nancy E. Nienhuis
Toward a love ethic: love and spirituality in Bell Hooks's writing / Susana Vega-González.