Document Type
Book Chapter
Publication Date
2024
Abstract
On November 6, 1938, Charles T. Dashiell, Jr, was driving south through Maryland. Around 5.30 or 6, Dashiell picked up two 19-year- old hitchhikers, J. Reginald Moore and Reginald Porter. Moore and Porter had been dropped off by Moore’s older brother and were now seeking to rejoin him several miles further on. The two boys got into Dashiell’s one-seat coup, with Moore sitting in the middle and Porter sitting on the right. It was a clear day, and the road was dry. Dashiell’s car lights were turned on and in good working condition.
Publication Information & Recommended Citation
Cornell, Nicolas. "Looking and Seeing." In Conversations in Philosophy, Politics, and Law, edited by Ruth Chang and Amia Srinivasan. Oxford University Press, 2024. DOI: https://doi.org/10.1093/oso/9780198864523.003.0015
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