Humanistic incompatibilism: A counterproposal of penal neuroabolitionism by Diego Borbón

“…Then, it presents some criticisms to humanistic compatibilism and posits humanistic incompatibilism as an abolitionist counterproposal of criminal law. The article ends with the formulation of five basic postulates of penal neuroabolitionism and presents the conclusions.…”
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Transfiguration: Southworth and Hawes, Reproduced Images and Body by Ellen Handy

“…The logic of the Southworth & Hawes’ Transfiguration becomes less a conundrum when considered in relation to two of their other images, one of the branded hand of abolitionist Jonathan Walker, the other a self-portrait representing Southworth’s torso as a classical sculpture. …”
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FROM “CRIOULO” TO “CRIOLLO”: TRANSLATING THE LANGUAGE OF SLAVES IN PORTUGUESE AMERICA TO THE LANGUAGE OF SLAVES IN HISPANIC AMERICA IN THE XIX CENTURY by Sabrina Duque Villafañe Santos

“…Lipski comes to the conclusion that the African-Spanish ‘Creole’ did not exist as stable language in the territories of the Spanish-American colonies. But on the Cuban abolitionist literature brings examples that show the evolution of the language of the African slaves of that time, that can be used as a starting point for the translation of the Africanized language from Portuguese to Spanish.…”
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Ambivalent Abolitionism in the 1920s: New South Wales, Australia by Carolyn Strange

“…In this wider context, Queensland, rather than NSW, was the abolitionist outlier.…”
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A radical change of heart: Robert Wedderburn’s last word on slavery by Hanley, R

“…This article introduces to modern scholarship An Address to Lord Brougham and Vaux, a recently rediscovered anti-abolitionist tract by the black radical author and orator Robert Wedderburn, written in 1831, towards the end of his life. …”

Le traitement du bagne colonial de Guyane par le magazine Détective by Jean-Lucien Sanchez

“…At the same time, Détective’s tone became openly abolitionist, accompanying and mediating various legislative initiatives initiated in Parliament from the 1930s onwards.…”
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The American Civil War as a social revolution: the Enlightenment, providential consciousness and changes in moral perception by Tadd Graham Fernée

“…It analyses African American mobilization and the abolitionist movement, and Lincoln's role in war, reconciliation and development. …”
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Performing the temple of liberty : slavery, theater, and popular culture in London and Philadelphia, 1760-1850 / by Gibbs, Jenna M., 1961- author

African-American Slave Childhood by Barbora Moravová

“…These narratives were mainly written to document events and experiences of slavery and also to add arguments for the growing abolitionist movement. The research of this paper is based on a comparative study of the narrative works Incidents in the Life of a Slave Girl by Harriet Jacobs, Narrative of the Life of Frederick Douglass, an American Slave by Frederick Douglass and Up from Slavery by Booker T. …”
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Abolition: At Issue, In Any Case by Sora Han

“…Toward what does the 'prison abolitionist' identity or identification strive? This thread is organized primarily around Fred Moten and Stefano Harney’s essay, “The University and the Undercommons: Seven Theses.” …”
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Le Royaume du Kongo face aux bouleversements de l’Atlantique dans le contexte de l’Indépendance du Brésil : le cas du prince Aleixo Água Rosada (1822-... by Thiago C. Sapede

“…This article examines the profound consequences of the global upheavals of the first decades of the 19th century on the Kongo kingdom, notably the abolitionist phenomenon of the slave trade, and the Independence of Brazil. …”
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European Slave Trading, Abolitionism, and “New Systems Of Slavery” in the Indian Ocean by Richard B Allen

“…These data, coupled with recent research on European abolitionist activity in the region and the movement of convict and indentured labourers throughout and beyond this oceanic basin, point to the development of an increasingly integrated global movement of migrant labour during the late eighteenth and early nineteenth centuries.…”
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Editors' Introduction: Cultural Studies toward a Free Palestine by Alyson K. Spurgas, Yumi Pak, Robert F. Carley, andré m. carrington, Eero Laine, SAJ, Chris Alen Sula

“…Responding to Palestinian organizers' calls to use our voice, continue to engage in conversations, and to speak out, this statement articulates what we see as the abolitionist and anti-colonial way forward—the only way we can commit to a free Palestine. …”
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“Lots of doctoring, with great success”: Healthcare within the Port Royal Experiment and the Work of Laura M. Towne by Antje Dallmann

“…In 1862, Laura M. Towne – abolitionist, teacher, educator, and trained homeopath – joined the Port Royal Experiment, a project initiated by Northern benevolent societies to provide education and relief for former slaves on the South Carolina Sea Islands, which had been occupied by Union troops in late 1861. …”
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The A brief report on the relations between Brazil and England in the 19th century: the transition of the labor system and the main legacy of the slavery system by Gabriela Ferreira

“…The treaty signed in 1826 was not only about the renewal of a mere British interest, but also of an abolitionist agreement that had transformed Brazil, in an economic and social character. …”
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‘The Problem of Prostitution’: Repressive policies in the name of migration control, public order, and women’s rights in France by Charlène Calderaro, Calogero Giametta

“…It examines the convergence of French mainstream feminists and traditional neo-abolitionist actors in the fight against prostitution, and its impact on sex workers’ rights and wellbeing. …”
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Reflection of the slavery issue on the pages of Catalan republican-oriented journals during the Democratic Sexennium (1868- 1874) by Nataliya Kuzina

“…The analysis reveals that Thomas Padró's cartoons delve into the complex socio-political processes of the mid-19th century, associated with the abolitionist movement in Spain and its impact on colonial territories. …”
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A Benign Empire? by Philip Post

“… This article analyses how nineteenth-century Dutch colonial officials in the Moluccas repeatedly instrumentalised abolitionist rhetoric to increase the legitimacy of the colonial State. …”
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¿Qué decimos las feministas sobre la pornografía? Los orígenes de un debate by Nancy Prada Prada

“…At the same time, as a response to the abolitionist campaign of the «anti-pornographers», another substantial feminist sector stressed the risks of such posture, criticizing the supposed link between pornography and violence. …”
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Contribuciones desde los movimientos de niños, niñas y adolescentes trabajadores a la discusión en torno al trabajo infantil by Natalia Sepúlveda Kattan

“…In this article we reveal two competing positions in this debate, reviewing 1) the notion of child labor and its implication in the development of abolitionist policy, 2) the perspective of the movements of working children and adolescents under the focus of the critical appraisal of work and the claim for decent work, and 3) a synthesis of four arguments with which the claiming position responds to the conception of child labor: the exploitation / work relationship; the work / crime relationship; the work / school relationship; the interpretation of the right to work and participation. …”
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