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... Galin Tihanov, The Master and the Slave: Lukács, Bakhtin, and the Ideas of Their Time (Oxford: Oxford University Press, 2000), 327 pp. It is hard to resist the teasing suggestiveness of this book’s title. That holdover tandem, master and slave, with its...

...Sara Forsdyke This article examines a dramatic story about a slave rebellion on the island of Chios and argues that such stories were the medium through which masters and slaves negotiated compromise between the slaves' desire to be free and the masters' desire to control their slaves...

... that there is more calm and abundance in the natural world than civilized humanity supposes, with its fantasies of nature red in tooth and claw. Nietzsche continues to be associated with Darwin owing to Darwin's class-based racism, but Nietzsche's argument was that slave morality inexorably works against the triumph...

... institution of slavery and to the population of slaves, former slaves, and their their and slaves, former ofslaves, population tothe and ofslavery institution the to pointed repeatedly Brazil late-eighteenth-century of chroniclers resident in explained of Brazil, viceroy deLavradio...

... of self 87 meeting an unknown other, but the struggle between persons caught up in inter- locking shapes. In a famous passage in the Phenomenology of Spirit, Hegel shows that the master and slave arrive as an ensemble...

... Harper’s Ferry, arm local slaves, and retreat to the mountains with an antislavery in armory federal the capture toit was hesome to haddescribed as supporters, twenty-one men in a brazen attack on Harper’s Ferry, His Virginia. plan, at least 16 October on and South, ofthe invasion...

..., time and “Captive Greece took her savage victor captive and brought her arts to rustic torustic brought and her arts captive victor hertook savage Greece “Captive rich man’s slave.” tosome wall the togive has...

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... century concocted a disease, drapetomania, to explain why slaves felt the need to run away. Or when she lists nine black people lynched or brutally murdered by whites in the twentieth century, the last being Emmett Till. Or when she points out glaringly racist passages in the fiction of Harriet Beecher...

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... (and that is probably the majority of white Americans, and many black ones as well) will feel better informed and maybe appreciative when Morrison reports (as many other writers have done) that racist doctors in the nineteenth century concocted a disease, drapetomania, to explain why slaves felt the need to run away...

... and elusive categories such as class, gender, nationality, and slave or free status. orslave free gender,and class, nationality, as such categories elusive...

... to Rochester to study with her husband. I had read virtually everything by Gene and sought his mentorship. After reading Roll, Jordan, Roll: The World the Slaves Made (1974), I believed him to be the most brilliant historian in the academy. I marveled at his skills of conceptualization, his complex think...

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... COMMON KNOWLEDGE 314 name—that of a freed slave—belongs to the same same tothe slave—belongs ofafreed name—that whose father...

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