Scholastic Work

Published Journal Articles include:

• Reed, Corey.  “Radical Dreaming: Assessing Possibility and Purpose in Black Speculative Fiction” (Philosophy and Literature: Spring 2026)
• Reed, Corey. "Black Continental Philosophy?: Négritude and the Possibilities of Expanding the Continental Canon" (Comparative and Continental Philosophy: Summer 2025)
• Reed, Corey. “Kujitambua and Busara: Fostering Self-Knowledge and Practical Wisdom in Black Students” (Philosophia Africana: Spring 2025) 
• Reed, Corey. “Black Nausea: Existential Awareness of Antiblack Racism and a Phenomenology of Caution” (Critical Philosophy of Race: Spring 2025)
• Reed, Corey. “Existential Patriarchy: Marginalized Men, Bad Faith, and Lived Experience” (Simone de Beauvoir Studies: Spring 2024) 
• Reed, Corey. “Signifying the Sound: Criteria for Black Art Movements” (Journal of Aesthetic Education: Winter 2023) 
• Reed, Corey. “#ProtectBlackWomen and Other Hashtags: Using Amílcar Cabral’s Resistance and Decolonization Framework as an Ethic for Obligations Between Black Agents” (C.L.R. James Journal: Winter 2022).  

His book chapter publications include: 

• Reed, Corey. “Baldwin’s Existential Phenomenology: What Lies Do to the Negro” from The Routledge Companion to James Baldwin (With Editors)
• Reed, Corey. “Corresponding Contracts: The Intersectional Charles Mills” from The Philosophy of Charles Mills: Race and the Relations of Power (Spring 2025) 
• Reed, Corey. “Freedom Anchoring: Teaching Philosophy as a Dialogic Endeavor” from The Art of Teaching Philosophy (Fall 2024) 
• Torrey, John, & Corey Reed. "HBCUs and the Ethical Dilemmas of Meeting Contemporary Expectations" from Ethics in Higher Education: Promoting Equity and Inclusion Through Case-Based Inquiry, Rebecca M. Taylor and Ashley Floyd Kuntz, eds. (Fall 2022). 
  • Corresponding Podcast episode here

​Projects in Final Stages: 

• "Born Closer to Death: Black-Male Existentialism" from The Oxford Handbook on African American Philosophy (Contracted)
• "The Sin Was Letting Them In: The Critique of Imperial Whiteness in Sinners" from The Sinners Reader (Contracted)
• “Tracing Choice: Existential Narratives and Race/Gender Analysis” (In-Progress)
• "Bad Artist, Banned Art?: Black Aesthetics, Political Protest, and Complicated Artifacts" (Under Review)
• "King's 'World House' as a Case for the Humanities" (Contracted)

Dr. Reed's Dissertation can be found here.

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