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The Poet of Slaves and the Masters of Slaves
1996Abstract For Whitman, as for the American people, it was the issue of slavery more than any other that tested the nation’s moral and political bounds. As editor of the Brooklyn Daily Eagle,he faced for the first time the central paradox of the American republic: the contradiction between republican ideology and the reality of an ...
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International Journal of Cardiology, 1989
We have transformed a statistical test into an idol and we have become its slaves. “Significant” is the magic adjective and "P < 0.05" is the guaranteed brand. “Statistically significant” has now become changed into a statement that prevents any possible polemic reply.
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We have transformed a statistical test into an idol and we have become its slaves. “Significant” is the magic adjective and "P < 0.05" is the guaranteed brand. “Statistically significant” has now become changed into a statement that prevents any possible polemic reply.
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Slave of a Slave No More: Black Women in Struggle
The Black Scholar, 1975(1981). Slave of a Slave No More: Black Women in Struggle. The Black Scholar: Vol. 12, The Best of the Black Scholar: The Black Woman, pp. 16-24.
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2021
Abstract Twinned with the first chapter, this takes up the subject of American slavery and its intricate connections to the political philosophies of Roman slavery. The subject here is both the racialized figure of the Atlantic slave trade and the metaphorized “slave” as the coerced and oppressed subject of capitalist modernity. Engaging
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Abstract Twinned with the first chapter, this takes up the subject of American slavery and its intricate connections to the political philosophies of Roman slavery. The subject here is both the racialized figure of the Atlantic slave trade and the metaphorized “slave” as the coerced and oppressed subject of capitalist modernity. Engaging
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Slaves by nature? Domestic animals and human slaves
Slavery & Abolition, 1994(1994). Slaves by nature? Domestic animals and human slaves. Slavery & Abolition: Vol. 15, No. 1, pp. 89-99.
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Slave Societies, Societies with Slaves
2018This chapter analyses the common distinction in slavery studies between ‘slave societies’ and ‘societies with slaves’. It looks at the various proposals for how to conceptualize these categories, and considers their relative advantages and disadvantages.
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Master Narratives, Identities, and the Stories of Former Slaves
, 2016J. Clifton, D. Van De Mieroop
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The nationality of slaves under the early Roman Empire
Journal of Roman Studies, 1924M. Gordon
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