Title	United Methodist Women and Social Transformation: Is Speaking to the Enemy Careless Ethics or Care Ethics?; Samuel Hawkins and Slavery
Conference Title	Philosophy Born of Struggle XVI: Race, Religion, and Social Transformation
Creators	Philosophy Born of Struggle Conference
Contributors	Osei, Joseph, 1951- Hall, Richard, 1946-
Date	10/22/2009
Decade	2000-2009
Collection Title	Philosophy Born of Struggle Conference records
Series Title	Conference Recordings
Location	Fayetteville, North Carolina
Description	Recording takes place the day before conference begins; Joseph Osei speaks at 00:00 with discussion at 16:09;Richard Hall speaks at 19:50; discussion with all speakers follows
Language	English
Subjects	African American philosophy African Americans Africana studies Africana thought Black studies Philosophy
Original Media	DVD video
Physical Description of Original	1 video recording: 00:48:10 in length, color, sound
Form/Genre	Video recordings
Digltal Resource Type	Video
Digitization Date	11/05/2015
Digital Format	MP4
Archival File Resolution	Frame dimensions: 704 x 480, frame rate: 29 frames per second
Digitization Process	Each recorded disc imaged to create preservation master ISO file. Production master H.264 video codec MP4 file generated using Handbrake 0.10.2.7286 software. Frame rate captured to match source. Recorded video tracks on disc combined into single access file using Adobe Premiere Professional CC 7.2.1(4).
Purdue Identification Number	MSP194av080
Archival File Names	MSP194av080.iso
Digital Publisher	Purdue University Archives and Special Collections, Purdue University Libraries
Rights Statement	Rights held by Purdue University Libraries.
Preferred Citation	[Purdue Identification Number], MSP 194, Philosophy Born of Struggle Conference records, Purdue University Archives and Special Collections, Purdue University Libraries
Purdue University College or Department	Black Cultural Center

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