Antebellum Sensational Novels and Subversion of Domesticity by Jozef Pecina

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Our peculiar institution: 12 Years a Slave, american protestantism, and the erotics of racism by Schaefer, D

“…Read through the lens of Sharon Patricia Holland's work on the "erotic life of racism," Steve McQueen's 12 Years a Slave offers ways of thinking the intertwining of religion and race in the United States from the antebellum era up to today.…”

What heritage does and does not do to identity: some answers from an ethnographic perspective by Eric Gable

“…It highlights the often-vexed encounter between those who are in charge of conveying public representations of slavery and race in the antebellum era in the United States and vernacular responses to such representations. …”
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