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Rechtsgeschichte - Legal History, 2023 This article reviews ecclesiastical opinions on Indigenous slavery in early modern Chile, the southernmost frontier of the Spanish Empire. Generally, historiography has only analyzed missionary relations with the Mapuche people on the Mapuche-Hispanic ...
Constanza López Lamerain
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Rechtsgeschichte - Legal History, 2023 By analyzing the encounters at the borders between the Kingdom of Castile and Granada, and those on the Canary Islands, this paper delves into the dynamics of slavery and captivity practiced by Christians, Muslims, and the Indigenous inhabitants of the ...
Mirko Suzarte Škarica
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The Nexus between Performance, Aesthetics and Philosophical Motifs in Indigenous Festivals / Yerli Festivallerinde Performans, Estetik ve Felsefi Motifler Arasındaki Bağlantı [PDF]
Folklor/Edebiyat, 2023 The idea of expediency that is identified with the two mythical sisters that were abducted during the era of slavery and slave trade may have been constructed to sensitise folks about the need to be prepared at all times and probably informed by their
Segun Omosule
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Le droit « façonné » par les pratiques coloniales ?
Clio@Themis, 2022 This article seeks to examine what human circulations do to legal knowledge through the lens of “visiting fathers” travelling to the colonies, a system specific to the Society of Jesus.
Anne-Charlotte Martineau
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The Keller Plantation and the Racial Plot of Disability History in the U.S.
Disability Studies Quarterly, 2023 Between the popularization of Helen Keller’s autobiography, The Story of My Life (1903), and the cinematic dramatization of The Miracle Worker (1962), scenes of Keller’s early life and education have served as touchstones through which nondisabled ...
Camille Owens
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Historia Crítica, 2023 Objective/context: This article shows the internal dynamics of a distinct frontier region along the eastern plains of the New Kingdom of Granada during the sixteenth and seventeenth centuries.
Yirla Marisol Acosta Franco
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HTS Teologiese Studies/Theological Studies, 2021 This article engages with the religious dimension of the politics of anti-slavery/trafficking and presents an analysis of select Christian-identified organisations working in anti-slavery/trafficking in South Africa.
Siphiwe I. Dube
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Clio@Themis, 2022 Although it is a commonplace to say that, in the first modernity, the debate between theologians, philosophers and jurists found in jusnaturalism one of its high moments, the decisive role of the American experience in the elaboration of the concepts ...
Antônio David, Carlos Zeron
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Dreams of a Black Commons on Turtle Island
Studies in Social Justice, 2021 This essay opens with a discussion of the Black commons and the possibility it offers for visioning coherence between Black land relationality and Indigenous sovereignty.
Rachel Zellars
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Abuse or Slavery? A Look at Practices of Debt Peonage from the 19th-Century Philippines
Rechtsgeschichte - Legal History, 2023 This article problematizes the work system known as debt peonage that developed throughout the Spanish-controlled territories of the Philippine islands, examining memorias and colonial sources to analyze practices of abuse that this system sustained ...
Carolina Hiribarren Cardoen
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