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Non-Western Traditions: Leisure in India African American spatial and environmental imagination. A turn to a variety of texts ranging from abolitionist writing to slave narratives by Bayley (1825), Curry (1840), Douglass (1845), Bibb (1849), and J. Brown (1855) demonstrates that this literary heterotopia became a means of claiming (throug

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Limits and the Continuity of Functions,in African American writing that offered new ways for expressing environmental knowledge. One significant effect of this reconfiguration was that articulations of environmental knowledge shifted from “l(fā)oopholes” like the slave narrative’s literary heterotopia of the Underground Railroad into broader

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Thermal ionization mass spectrometry,r’s post-Emancipation vision rests on revised forms of environmental knowledge and how this knowledge interacts with contemporary evolutionary thought. Washington transforms the strategic pastoral of the fugitive slave narrative and introduces, especially in ., an African American georgic that seeks

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Yair Field,Eilon Sharon,Eran SegalSummarizing the main findings of ., this chapter offers a brief reflection on Barack Obama’s 2009 visit of Yellowstone and draws attention to the broader implications of studying African American environmental knowledge.