PERSPECTIVES AND IRONY IN AMERICAN SLAVERY

Portada, 188 p. - Conserva sobrecubierta. - Contenido: This collection brings together essays that explore the complex social, cultural, and economic dynamics of slavery in the United States, highlighting its contradictions and moral paradoxes. Edited by Harry P. Owens, the volume examines how enslaved people and slaveholders navigated a system built on exploitation yet filled with human interactions marked by tension and ambiguity. The contributors analyze the ways slavery shaped American institutions and collective memory. Their studies reveal the inconsistencies between ideological justifications and lived realities.