BAME people in British politics, 1750-1850: A story of unrecorded presence
英国政治中的黑人、少数族裔,1750-1850 年:一个未被记录的存在的故事
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- 依托单位国家:英国
- 项目类别:Studentship
- 财政年份:2020
- 资助国家:英国
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项目摘要
The history of abolition in Britain and in British Politics is an area that has been well served over the 200 years since the Slave Trade Act 1807. This period is of such critical importance to British political history because of the environment that the cause for abolition arose from. Outside of the abolition movement, the 17th and 18th centuries see the development of western thought and the enlightenment. This period holds some of the world's greatest political theorists and some of the most influential works of political theory. This is a period when Europe is experiencing widespread development, international colonial expansion, revolution and wars. It is in part due to this flux that new ideas about natural rights, social contract theory, universalism, property ownership etc are formed and become the basis of most western political systems. Within the broad scholarship of the intellectuals of this period there are thinkers whose work has been overlooked. One of these thinkers is Ottobah Cugoano (c.1757 - after 1791), a Black African ex-slave, living in Britain in the 18th century who worked as a servant for the artist Richard Cosway. While in the service of Cosway he learned to read and with the help of Olaudah Equiano, a fellow educated Afro-Britain and former slave, wrote Thoughts and Sentiments on the Evil and Wicked Traffic of the Slavery and Commerce of the Human Species Humbly Submitted to the Inhabitants of Great Britain by Ottobah Cugoano a Native of Africa (here after Thoughts and Sentiments 1787/1791). They also worked collaboratively in the abolition group the Sons of Africa.
自1807年《奴隶贸易法》以来的200多年里,英国和英国政治中的废奴历史一直是一个很好的领域。这一时期对英国政治史至关重要,因为废除奴隶制的原因来自于这样的环境。在废奴运动之外,17和18世纪是西方思想和启蒙运动的发展时期。这一时期有一些世界上最伟大的政治理论家和一些最有影响力的政治理论著作。这是一个欧洲正在经历广泛发展、国际殖民扩张、革命和战争的时期。正是由于这一变化,自然权利、社会契约论、普遍主义、财产所有权等新观念得以形成,并成为大多数西方政治制度的基础。在这一时期知识分子的广泛学术中,有一些思想家的工作被忽视了。这些思想家之一是奥托巴Cugoano(c.1757 - 1791后),一个黑人非洲前奴隶,生活在英国在世纪谁曾作为一个仆人的艺术家理查德科斯威。在为科斯威服务期间,他学会了阅读,并在Olaudah Equiano的帮助下,Olaudah Equiano是一位受过教育的非裔英国人和前奴隶,写了关于奴隶制和人类物种商业的邪恶和邪恶贩运的思想和情感,由非洲土著Ottobah Cugoano谦卑地提交给大不列颠居民(1787/1791年的思想和情感之后)。他们还在废除死刑组织非洲之子中合作。
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