《第二次奴隶制》中的视觉、修辞和现实

IF 0.5 Q3 SOCIAL SCIENCES, INTERDISCIPLINARY

CULTURAL DYNAMICS Pub Date : 2022-11-01 DOI:10.1177/09213740221140789

Daniel B. Rood

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这篇文章与新书《重建奴隶制的景观：19世纪大西洋世界种植园的视觉史》有关。它将文本置于四位作者较长的出版历史中，同时也阐明了正在讨论的这本书的独特之处。最后，它与作者对美学和权力的特殊看法，以及他们所倡导的种植园景观理论进行了斗争，表明了一些替代视角的有用性。

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Visuality, rhetoric, and reality in the Second Slavery

This piece engages with the new book Reconstructing the Landscapes of Slavery: A Visual History of the Plantation in the Nineteenth-Century Atlantic World. It places the text within the longer publication histories of the four authors, while also articulating what is unique about the book under discussion. Finally, it wrestles with the authors’ particular take on aesthetics and power, as well as the theory of plantation landscape they advocate, suggesting the usefulness of some alternative perspectives.

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