African Americans in U.S. foreign policy: from the era of Frederick Douglass to the age of Obama
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DOI: 10.1080/01419870.2017.1413204
Abstract: projects as shaped by a pragmatic viewpoint, one that does not result in a paradox since it confines itself to using a political and legal framework for addressing race, steering clear from a scientific perspective.… read more here.
Keywords: era frederick; policy era; frederick douglass; african americans ... See more keywords
Frederick Douglass’s Prophecies of Abolition: World Literature and the Black Romantic Man of Letters
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DOI: 10.1080/10509585.2018.1487420
Abstract: ABSTRACT Frederick Douglass’s citations of British Romantic poets have recently attracted the attention of scholars working in two modes of Black Studies: transatlantic literary history and political theory. In this essay, I take as my… read more here.
Keywords: literature; frederick douglass; douglass; world literature ... See more keywords
Mapping Taste: Urban Modernities from the Tatler and Spectator to Frederick Douglass' Paper
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DOI: 10.1093/alh/ajaa028
Abstract: Abstract:This essay, which is part of a larger book project, reflects my interest in rethinking concepts of Black modernity and speculating on its possible manifestations in different forms at different historical moments. Specifically, I posit… read more here.
Keywords: taste; modernity; frederick douglass; spectator ... See more keywords
NOBODY KNOWS: OPPRESSION AND RESISTANCE IN THE NARRATIVES OF FREDERICK DOUGLASS AND OLAUDAH EQUIANO
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DOI: 10.5935/2179-0027.20200079
Abstract: This article intends to analyze the autobiographic narratives by Frederick Douglass and Olaudah Equiano, two important slave narratives, Equiano was born free in Africa, was captured and fled from slavery to live in London; and… read more here.
Keywords: olaudah equiano; narratives frederick; frederick douglass; nobody knows ... See more keywords