...Eric Foner 26 Symposium on Roll Jordon Roll INTRODUCTORY NOTES Eric Foner City College of New York Eugene...

...Michael Greenberg ROLL, JORDAN, ROLL: THE WORLD THE SLAVES MADE* by Eugene Genovese A REVIEW ESSAY Michael Greenberg Richmond College...

...Eric Perkins 41 ROLL, JORDAN, ROLL: A "MARX" FOR THE MASTER CLASS Eric Perkins Eugene D. Genovese has once again placed himself at the center...

...Sean McCann Copyright © 1996 by MARHO: The Radical Historians' Organization, Inc. 1996 Why 1/11 Never Teach Rock Ifn Roll Again Sean McCann Having made the attempt at various kinds of colleges and in various ways, I have...

...Dewar MacLeod Copyright © 1996 by MARHO: The Radical Historians' Organization, Inc. 1996 I Know, It’s Only Rock ’4n Roll, But I Teach It Dewar MacLeod I teach a course on rock ’n’ roll with three objectives...

...Jarod H. Roll 2004 by MARHO: The Radical Historians' Organization,Inc. 2004 RHR_90_02Roll.qxd 8/3/04 5:30 PM Page 5 From Revolution to Reaction: Early Pentecostalism, Radicalism, and Race in Southeast Missouri, 1910–1930 Jarod...

...Fred Siegel 60 PARAMETERS FOR PATERNALISM Fred Siegel Empire State College Eugene Genovese's Roll, Jordan, Roll like Phillips Life...

.... The Political Econ- omy of Slavery was followed in short order by The World the Slaveholders Made (1969), In Red and Black (1971), Roll, Jordan, Roll (1974), From Rebellion to Revo- lution (1979), and (coauthored with Elizabeth Fox-Genovese) Fruits of Merchant...

..., have shaped his work. In this article, I will critically examine the import and influence of his vast scholarship in nineteenth-century southern history, especially of his most significant book, Roll, Jordan, Roll: The World the Slaves Made (1974...

... our own ideas and conjectures? Who among us wouldn’t be bursting at the seams to have another historian cite our work as an inspiration, as antagonis- tic as that inspiration might be? Moreover, Genovese’s influence endures. Roll, Jor- dan, Roll is over thirty...

..., and space devoted to my book Roll, Jordan, Roll. I am grateful both for the thoughtful and constructive remarks of the participants and for this chance to discuss at length the larger problems they raise. Certain points made by my critics require direct reply, but in general it might be more...

... Nations. Early twentieth-­century allotment commissions assigned parcels only to people they deemed to be tribal citizens, a process that this essay discusses below. In the process of making determinations of tribal membership, the commissions generated tribal rolls, affidavits, and other documents...

... and methodological questions when contrasted with Marxist discussions such as Eugene Genovese's Roll Jordan Roll. This assessment of Gutman's work will thus attempt to pre• sent the larger historiographic context, as well as analyzing Gutman's "revolutionary" findings by con• centrating, first...

... and culture. Beginning with the birth of Bebop and its accompanying “hipster” subculture, we will explore, among other things, the African- American origins of rock and roll, the meaning of black culture for a new generation of white youth, the development of blaxploitation films in the context...

.... As Merrill notes, his essay is a "preliminary sketch," but he briefly proposes ways in which the concept could help inter• pret not only rural society but radical republicanism in the period between 1750 and 1850. The issues raised by Eugene Genovese in his commentary on the symposium on Roll...

..., Eugene Genovese offered in this journal a “Reply to Criticism” of his then just-published but now justly classic study of slavery, Roll, Jordan, Roll. Genovese‘s tone was friendly but combative. He praised the ”good Marxist criticism,” which “our bour- geois colleagues, unaccustomed...

... Negroes” from the West Indies (202, 162). It would have been impossible in the Panamanian case, however, to downplay these issues because the entire labor force was structured on the basis of race, nationality, and citizenship into “Gold” and “Silver” rolls, with distinct pay and benefit scales...

... had revealed an unmistakable re- semblance to the King of Rock ’n Roll. Moreover, the reporter went on to point out, there was the undeniable fact that ”both men came into prominence in their late teens and [that] both of them died at age 42,” Both were rebels in their times, both were...

..., "The Daily Life of the Southern Slave," in Key Issues Fogel and Engerman, Time on the Cross, pp. 38-43 Recommended: Stanley Elkins, Slavery Kenneth Stampp, The Peculiar Institution Eugene Genovese, Roll Jordan Roll Fogel and Engerman, Time...

... with a more recent chronicler of the working class. Studs Terkel. This article comments on the use of Terkel's books in a class at the City University as well as attempting to analyze the man and his work. In addition, the issue contains a symposium on Eugene Geno- vese's Roll, Jordan, Roll...