Racializing humankind : : interdisciplinary perspectives on practices of "race" and racism / / edited by Julian T.D. Gärtner, Malin S. Wilckens.
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Superior document: | Beiträge zur Geschichtskultur ; v.43 |
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Place / Publishing House: | Germany : : Böhlau Verlag,, [2022] ©2022 |
Year of Publication: | 2022 |
Edition: | 1st ed. |
Language: | English |
Series: | Beiträge zur Geschichtskultur
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Physical Description: | 1 online resource (331 pages) |
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Table of Contents:
- Cover
- Contents
- Acknowledgments
- Wilckens, Malin S./Gärtner, Julian T. D.: Introduction - Conceptualizations and Interdisciplinary Perspectives on Practices of 'Race' &
- Racism
- Premises
- The Interplay of 'Race' and Racism
- Research Perspectives
- Interdisciplinary Perspectives on 'Race' &
- Racism
- Practices of Comparing as Immanent Constructive Forces in the Thematic Complex of 'Race' &
- Racism
- Practices of (Current) Institutional/Systemic Racism
- The Momentum of 'Race' in the Production of Knowledge
- Narrative and Representational Practices of 'Race' in Popular Media
- 1. Interdisciplinary Perspectives on 'Race' and Racism
- Winkel, Heidemarie: Tracing (Theories of) Racism in Sociological Thinking: A Postcolonial Approach
- 1. Racism in Sociology's Foundation Phase
- 2. Sociology's Colonial Heritage: The Colonial Episteme
- 3. Decolonization of Sociological Thinking
- 4. Résumé
- Roth, Julia: Tracing Racism: Insights from Postcolonial Studies, Global History, and the Law - American Studies
- Black Interventions and the Foundation of Black Studies and Critical Race Theory in the US
- Academic Disciplines as Colonizing and Racializing Machines
- Area Studies and American Studies Programs Abroad: Export Expertise and Exceptionalism
- Anti-Colonial Critiques, Decolonial Thinking and the German ''Sonderweg''
- Re-Framing American Studies: Towards a Relational Entanglement Perspective
- 2. Practices of Comparing as Immanent Constructive Forces in the Thematic Complex of 'Race' &
- Racism
- Becker, Andreas: Climate or Biology? Differences in the Description of the Sami Body in European Ethnographic Discourses
- Practices of Comparing and the 'Knowledge of Comparing'
- The Sami in the Swedish Empire
- The Sami Body in Early Modern Europe: Environmentalism and Mutability.
- Linnaeus and his Lapland Journey: The Sami Body in the Eyes of a Natural Historian
- Conclusion
- Wilckens, Malin S.: Racializing, Collecting and Comparing Skulls.. Johann Friedrich Blumenbach's and Anders Retzius' Practices of Ordering Humankind
- The Inextricable Link between 'Race' and Comparing
- Blumenbach's Practices of 'Collecting'
- Blumenbach's Practices of Comparing Skulls - Aestheticization and Symmetry
- Anders Retzius' 'Collecting' of Skulls
- Comparing Long and Short Skulls
- Comparing the Sami as the Significant ''Other''
- 'Race' and Practices of Comparing - The Interconnectedness of Difference and Sameness
- Gärtner, Julian T. D.: A Sentimental Science: Comparisons to Plants and Slavery in George Sand's Indiana
- 1. Introduction
- 2. Pale Flowers, or Society as Greenhouse
- 3. A Sentimental Science: Love as Natural History
- 4. Torturous Love: Love Affairs as Slavery
- 5. Imagined Slavery: Comparing as an Abolitionist Counter-Practice
- 6. Conclusion
- 3. Practices of (Current) Institutional/Systemic Racism
- Brown, Mark B.: White Identity Politics in the United States
- Introduction
- White Supremacy and White Privilege
- Conservative White Identity Politics
- Liberal White Antiracism
- Radical White Identity Politics
- Conclusion
- Ragunathan, Sheila: Institutional Racism and Classroom Dynamics in German Higher Education
- Introduction
- Three Focal Points in the Discussion on Institutional Racism in Higher Education
- Higher Education Classroom Experiences and Dynamics
- (Im)Possibility of Anti-Racist Teaching
- Fiocchi, João: No Negro Citizens: Slavery and Citizenship in Comparative Perspective
- Introduction
- A Silenced History of State Formation: Racial Colonialism and Slavery
- ''No Negro, whether slave or free, could ever be considered a citizen''.
- Territorial Movement under Racial Capitalism
- Conclusion
- 4. The Momentum of 'Race' in the Production of Knowledge
- Hoffarth, Christian: Like Marvels, like Monsters: Experiences of Otherness and the Emergence of Racial Thought in Medieval European Travel Writing
- Introduction
- The Idea of Race and Medieval Principles of Human Differentiation
- Experiences of Otherness
- Conclusion
- Vartija, Devin J.: Natural Equality and Racial Inequality: An Enlightenment Paradox?
- The Making of the ''Modern'' Idea of Race
- Buffon and the Natural History of Humanity
- Maupertuis, Diderot, and the Consequences of Materialism
- Conclusion
- Bitter-Smirnov, Sophie: Arguing against Monogenism: Strategies in Polygenist Argumentation against the Unity of Humankind
- Introduction
- Background
- Countering Monogenism
- Georg Forster: Rejecting Buffon's Species Concept
- Samuel George Morton: Overturning the Species Concept of Buffon
- A Mulatto is a Hybrid: Josiah C. Nott
- Paul Broca: Good Crossings and Bad Crossings
- Conclusion
- 5. Narrative and Representational Practices of 'Race' in Popular Media
- Smith, L. Katherine: (De)constructing Race and Racism at the Ends of the Earth.. The Hollow Earth and Open Polar Sea Theories in Nineteenth Century American Literature
- Symzonia: A Voyage of Discovery (1820)
- Mizora: A Prophecy (1880-1)
- The Country of the Pointed Firs (1896)
- Conclusion
- De Boodt, Robrecht: The Green Heart of Africa: Literary Knowledge of Scientific Racism
- Science, Colonial Literature and the Congo
- ''The Colonial in Literature'': Attempting to Establish Epistemic Authority
- Tropical Medicine, Eugenics and Anthropology as Vectors of 'Racial Knowledge'
- Cultural Practice as Alleged Proof of Racial Difference
- Interracial Relationships, Offspring and other Racial Subversions to Colonial Rule.
- An 'Authoritative' Patchwork of 'Scientific' Racial Colonial Knowledge
- Njanjo, Burrhus: Articulations of Racism in Vénus Noire (2010) and A United Kingdom (2016)
- 1. Introduction: On the Mediality of Racism in Cinema
- 2. Articulating Scientific Racism in Vénus Noire
- 3. Representing ''Cultural Racism'' in A United Kingdom
- 4. Conclusion
- Baßenhoff, Lisa: Presenting White.. Scientific Conferences and the Practice of Presentation
- (Critical) Whiteness Studies
- Theories of Practice and Race
- Presentation as Performance
- From Writing Culture to Presentation Culture
- Being Involved
- List of Authors.