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Showing 1 to 15 of 15 for “"Fugitives"”.
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Bonded: Legacies of Captivity and Fugitivity from Enslavement to Incarceration in the Cape
… this study proposes to understand collectives of fugitives beyond the lexicons of criminality, on the one extreme, and resistance, on the other. Applying emerging qualitative and arts-based methods, it further offers an innovative methodological framework to strategically listen for the poetics …
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"Bound Together . . . By Blood and Soul": Donald Davidson's Strategic Retreat into the Myth of Life in the Old South
… He may not be the writer that the other Fugitives were. He may not have been enjoyed the literary or financial successful that the other Fugitives and Agrarians enjoyed, but his writings are fundamental to understanding the Fugitive and Agrarian movements, since they were based on a …
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The impact of subsistence farming and informal settlement on Dukuduku Forest as a tourist resource
… people still invade the forest. They include fugitives who have committed a number of illegal acts, refugees from violence-ridden areas, immigrants from Mozambique and many unemployed and homeless folk. Attempts to resettle the Dukuduku forest dwellers have so far not been a success, but the …
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Freedom’s edge: Enslaved people, manumission, and the law in the eighteenth-century South Atlantic world
… freed, the conditionally freed, exiles, and fugitives into one analytical frame, offering new perspectives on power and the always-contested meanings of freedom during colonial slavery.
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Incomplete Conquests in the Philippine Archipelago, 1565-1700
… chapters: Chinese labourers, indigenous elites, fugitives and apostates, unpacified mountain communities, native priestesses and Moro slave raiders. The culture and social organisation of these Southeast Asian communities impacted on the nature of Spanish imperialism and the capacity for the …
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Flooding as Remembering: A Trickster’s Guide to Fugitive Ecology, Revolutionary Recall, and Speculative Worldbuilding Beyond the Plantationocene
… Louisiana Central Wetlands), self-emancipated fugitives that had escaped enslavement formed autonomous inner worlds in the unenclosed territories between the Mississippi River and Lake Borgne. Known as Maroons, they were led by a leader named Juan San Malò and forged interdependent networks …
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An Excavation of Margaret and Jerry Morgan: How The Architecture of Black Liminal Spaces Shaped Antebellum Conflict between Maryland and Pennsylvania
… in large part by the rise of escapes in fugitives from slavery. However, what was unusual is that the Morgans ended shaping one of the most consequential Supreme Court cases leading up to the Civil War, Prigg v Pennsylvania (1842).</p> <p>But the lives of the Morgans are not what …
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A general ethnographic survey of the amaBhaca (East Griqualand)
… and these successive southward waves of fugitives have given rise to the establishment of numerous small tribes in the Cape, classified by van Warmelo as "Fingo and Other recent Immigrants into the Cape". Other tribal elements moved north and today exists as Swazi, Rhodesian Ndebele, …
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Fugitivity and Carceral Humanitarianism in the Ottoman Mediterranean, c. 1876-1916
… research draws upon a socio-legal archive of fugitives – exiles, asylees, the stateless – comprising memoirs, petitions, consular archives, governmental correspondence, and legal texts and opinions. It unfolds in three sections, focusing on the legal constructions of the refugee settlement or …
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Apartheid in Schaarbeek: Belgian Migrant Labor and Human Rights in Europe’s Carbon Transition, 1945-1973
… and refugees were not simply victims and lost fugitives.
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A ius talionis és az asylum városok jogi, vallási és kultúratörténeti jelentősége a tanakban
… about mankind’s ever present minorities; the fugitives of our kind have fundamental human rights. The concept of refuge was familiar to the tribes of the Near East, but Israel excelled among them, as Israel’s solution differed in many ways from the solutions of other tribes. Its importance …
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The Northern Cape frontier zone, 1700 - c.1815
… Also important were a variety of other colonial fugitives - runaway slaves, Company deserters, bandits, murderers and assorted criminals - whose impact on both Khoisan societies and colonial fanners was frequently immense. The significance of such drosters (deserters) is acknowledged here. The …
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Investigating the Environmental Impacts of Western Canadian Tight Oil Resources
In the past decade, Western Canada has seen the emergence of an unconventional resource known as tight oil. In 2017, oil production from this resource reached 430 thousand barrels per day, accounting for approximately 10% of all Canadian crude produced. Despite rapid development, the environmental …
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Human Health Risk Assessment for Petroleum Refining Industry of the Remaining Air Toxics after MACT I Emissions Reductions
Inhalation risks on human health for hazardous air pollutants emitted from MACT I petroleum refining industry were determined using EPA HEM-3 Program. Methodology included compiling vertical and fugitive emissions from 2002 National Emissions Inventory for sources inside two facilities in …
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The Dancer Walking The Ruins: Laura Riding and Dialectical Thought
This thesis explores the origin and expression of dialectical thought in the life and writings of the American modernist Laura Riding. Within a biographical framework, I trace the steps by which it became the defining characteristic of her poetic, literary and critical works. A few have noted …