Biblioteca / 1990-1999
Cedric J. Robinson. Black Movements in America.
Londres/New York: Routledge, 1997.
Cedric James Robinson (1940–2016)
Contents
Chapter One
The Coming to America
Blacks and Colonial English America
The Early Black Movements of Resistance
Marronage in North America
Diverging Political Cultures
Chapter Two
Slavery and the Constitutions
Three American Revolutions
Documenting Indifference and Interest
The Slaves’ Revolution Continues
Chapter Three
Free Blacks and Resistance
Abolition and Free Blacks
The Black Abolitionists
Black Sovereignty
Insurrection
Chapter Four
The Civil War and Its Aftermath
Opposing Objectives: Accumulation vs. Liberty
The Blacks’ War
White Reconstruction and Black Deconstruction
Chapter Five
The Nadir and Its Aftermath
Afro-Christianity and the Exodus
Black Agrarians and Populism
The Antilynching Movement
The First World War
Black Self-Determination
Chapter Six
The Search for Higher Ground
The Second World War and Black Struggles
The Cold War and the Race War
Civil Rights and Mass Struggle
Civil Rights and the Rituals of Oppression
The Negations of the Movement