Tag: Atlantic History

• Redefining Humanity: Political Philosophy in African British Anti-Slavery Literature

  

  Written by Charlie Horlick. Ottobah Cugoano’s writing has been typically framed as a slave narrative, yet it is perhaps more than that. Part political economy, part meditation on morality, it should be integrated into the canon of eighteenth-century philosophy.

  Retrospect Journal

  09/05/2021

  Features

  Atlantic History, Atlantic Slavery, Black History, British history, Eighteenth Century, Philosophy, Political Economy, Political History, Political Theory

• Book One to Book Two: Writing Histories of Atlantic Slavery

  

  Professor Vincent Brown joined Retrospect for an interview titled, “Book One to Book Two: Writing Histories of Atlantic Slavery.” Here, we offer an edited transcript of the conversation

  Retrospect Journal

  31/01/2021

  Features, Interviews

  Atlantic History, Atlantic Slavery, Interview, West African History

• From Proposal to Published: Writing Histories of Atlantic Slavery

  

  Retrospect’s Welcome Week interview with Dr. Sowande’ Mustakeem on her 2016 monograph, Slavery at Sea.

  Retrospect Journal

  26/09/2020

  Features, Interviews

  Academic Publishing, Atlantic History, Atlantic Slavery, Black History, Historical Writing