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Du Bois’s Black Reconstruction and the New History of Emancipation: A Critical Assessment
Kelly, B.
(Contributor)
School of History, Anthropology, Philosophy and Politics
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Oral presentation
Description
Panel 5. Writing History and Culture: Antislavery, Emancipation, and Culture
Chair: James Sidbury, Rice University
David Turley, University of Kent: “Black History for Antislavery in the 1840s and 1850s: Forms of Writing and the Focus on Haiti”
Brian Kelly, Queen’s University of Belfast: “Du Bois’s Black Reconstruction and the New History of Emancipation: A Critical Assessment”
David Cox, Swansea University: “‘A Haiti in the Heart of the United States’: White Intellectuals and Black Folk Culture during the Gilded Age”
Period
04 Apr 2014
Event title
British American Nineteenth Century Historians Meeting
Event type
Conference
Location
Houston, United States, Texas
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Degree of Recognition
International
Keywords
Historiography
African American History
Slavery
Emancipation
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