Race, History, and American Society

This article aims to look at three kinds of networks in three different time periods, which spanned the US and the Middle East in order to follow the evolution of particular meanings of terms such ...

This article represents a step towards examining the relationship between three key figures in the antebellum American South: the plantation mistress, the slave-midwife, and the professional male physician. It elucidates how the experiences of pregnancy and childbirth, which brought women close to death, formed the ba…

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The dissoanalysis theory examines the current thoughts, feelings, and behaviors of individuals and societies who are controlled by trauma, oppression, and media, using a holistic approach. It also predicts the future thoughts, feelings, and behaviors of dissociative individuals and societies, aiming to develop strateg…

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Summary Most readings of American playwright Lillian Hellman's The Children's Hour (1934) focus on the psycho-social power of adolescent-driven gossip, rumours and slander, and the frightening outcomes that can emerge when people lose their ability to reason, question, analyse and criticise the world around them. This…

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1960-1970’lerde Kuzey Amerika’da etkinliğini artıran feminist hareket çok geçmeden Yahudi geleneğini de etkilemiştir. Amerika’da toplumsal hayatta kadınların rolü değiştikçe Yahudi kadınlar da kendi sosyal ve dinî hayatlarında varlıklarını sorgulamaya ve eleştirmeye başlamıştır. Bu sorgulama ve eleştirilere akademide…

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This article aims to demonstrate the links between the Hip Hop Culture -especially rap music- and the ideas of philosophers, politicians and activists of the left view. Although rap music has turned into a multi-million dollar industry in United States, Hip Hop artists maintain the revolutionary world view of the blac…

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Abstract Through a study of Pan-Islamic, Pan-Asian, and Pan-African thought, this chapter traces the origins of pan-nationalism to the high age of globalization and colonial expansion, from the 1870s to the 1920s, when nationalism itself was in its formative period in relation to strong imperial visions. It argues tha…

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Abstract This article introduces a bottom-up perspective to the history of the Revolution of 1908 in the Ottoman Empire by focusing on the experiences of workers in the Imperial Naval Arsenal (Tersâne-i Âmire) in Istanbul. Drawing mainly on primary documents, the article explores, from a class-formation perspective, t…

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"Advocating the Man: Masculinity, Organized Labor, and the Household in New York, 1800–1840." American Nineteenth Century History, 11(3), pp. 363–364

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ZusammenfassungJust like other music genres, hip hop music migrates from one part of the world to the other and inevitably takes on different forms along the way. When hip hop culture migrated from the United States to Europe, it remained the music of the excluded, mainly as a form of musical expression among migrants…

In this study, the “minor Mediterranean” (drawn from Deleuze and Guattari’s minor literature) serves as the theoretical framework for the interwar novelists Claude McKay and Panait Istrati, both of whom came to the Mediterranean region from the margins of Western society (Jamaica and Romania). McKay’s Banjo (1929), fe…