Slavery throughout the ages:
"Slavery has existed since the origins of written history and probably long before. It is discussed in the Hebrew Bible which set standards for enslaving persons and treatment of slaves. Excepting a few schools of philosophy, nearly all Greeks thought slavery was the natural condition of many h...
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| Zusammenfassung: | "Slavery has existed since the origins of written history and probably long before. It is discussed in the Hebrew Bible which set standards for enslaving persons and treatment of slaves. Excepting a few schools of philosophy, nearly all Greeks thought slavery was the natural condition of many human beings. Most important among those Greeks advocating slavery were two of humankind's greatest minds, Plato and Aristotle. Enslavement of one with a slave soul was considered just and freeing such a person was considered unjust. The Romans ignored the Greek philosophizing about slavery, but practiced it on a massive scale, frequently enslaving captives from various wars. Rome's greatest philosopher Cicero defended slavery. Rome was plagued by several servile revolts, the best known of which was led by Spartacus. Slavery was practiced throughout Europe and the Middle East following the fall of Rome. There was no racial dimension or consideration until Spain and Portugal began to enslave native aborigine in the newly discovered Western Hemisphere. To save these natives from involuntary servitude, the Church promoted importation of Africans. Following decades of profitable slave trade, England led the way in abolishing slavery. Other nations followed, including the United States, although that emancipation required a major internal war. Southern slave holders consistently defended the enslavement of presumed racial inferiors and claimed that slavery was beneficial to them. Southern slave holders produced volumes of literature supporting slavery, some of which referred to the Greek philosophers"-- |
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| adam_text | Contents Introduction vii Chapter 1 Slavery in the Hebrew Bible Chapter 2 Slavery in Greece 17 Chapter 3 Plato and Socrates on Slavery 33 Chapter 4 Aristotle on Slavery 51 Chapter 5 Slavery in Rome 65 Chapter 6 Slavery in the New Testament 87 Chapter 7 Slavery in Europe 103 Chapter 8 Some Philosophers on Slavery 133 Chapter 9 Catholic Church on Slavery 157 Chapter 10 Spain and New World Slavery 177 Chapter 11 Great Britain and the Slave Trade 197 Chapter 12 From Whence Commetti American Slaves 209 Chapter 13 Slavery in the United States 219 Chapter 14 The Slavery Advocates 241 1
vi Contents Postscript: Slavery in the Modern World 275 Bibliography 281 About the Authors 297 Index 299
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Contents Introduction vii Chapter 1 Slavery in the Hebrew Bible Chapter 2 Slavery in Greece 17 Chapter 3 Plato and Socrates on Slavery 33 Chapter 4 Aristotle on Slavery 51 Chapter 5 Slavery in Rome 65 Chapter 6 Slavery in the New Testament 87 Chapter 7 Slavery in Europe 103 Chapter 8 Some Philosophers on Slavery 133 Chapter 9 Catholic Church on Slavery 157 Chapter 10 Spain and New World Slavery 177 Chapter 11 Great Britain and the Slave Trade 197 Chapter 12 From Whence Commetti American Slaves 209 Chapter 13 Slavery in the United States 219 Chapter 14 The Slavery Advocates 241 1
vi Contents Postscript: Slavery in the Modern World 275 Bibliography 281 About the Authors 297 Index 299 |
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| spelling | Whisker, James B. 1939- Verfasser (DE-588)129186511 aut Slavery throughout the ages James Biser Whisker and Kevin R. Spiker New York Nova Science Publishers [2021] © 2021 X, 303 Seiten txt rdacontent n rdamedia nc rdacarrier Social issues, justice and status Introduction -- Slavery in the Hebrew Bible -- Slavery in Greece -- Plato and Socrates on Slavery -- Aristotle on Slavery -- Slavery in Rome -- Slavery in the New Testament -- Slavery in Europe -- Some Philosophers on Slavery -- Catholic Church on Slavery -- Spain and New World Slavery -- Great Britain and the Slave Trade -- From Whence Commeth American Slaves -- Slavery in the United States -- The Slavery Advocates -- Postscript: Slavery in the Modern World "Slavery has existed since the origins of written history and probably long before. It is discussed in the Hebrew Bible which set standards for enslaving persons and treatment of slaves. Excepting a few schools of philosophy, nearly all Greeks thought slavery was the natural condition of many human beings. Most important among those Greeks advocating slavery were two of humankind's greatest minds, Plato and Aristotle. Enslavement of one with a slave soul was considered just and freeing such a person was considered unjust. The Romans ignored the Greek philosophizing about slavery, but practiced it on a massive scale, frequently enslaving captives from various wars. Rome's greatest philosopher Cicero defended slavery. Rome was plagued by several servile revolts, the best known of which was led by Spartacus. Slavery was practiced throughout Europe and the Middle East following the fall of Rome. There was no racial dimension or consideration until Spain and Portugal began to enslave native aborigine in the newly discovered Western Hemisphere. To save these natives from involuntary servitude, the Church promoted importation of Africans. Following decades of profitable slave trade, England led the way in abolishing slavery. Other nations followed, including the United States, although that emancipation required a major internal war. Southern slave holders consistently defended the enslavement of presumed racial inferiors and claimed that slavery was beneficial to them. Southern slave holders produced volumes of literature supporting slavery, some of which referred to the Greek philosophers"-- Geschichte gnd rswk-swf Sklaverei (DE-588)4055260-3 gnd rswk-swf Slavery / History Slavery History Sklaverei (DE-588)4055260-3 s Geschichte z DE-604 Spiker, Kevin Verfasser (DE-588)1209775964 aut Erscheint auch als Online-Ausgabe 9781685071424 Digitalisierung BSB München - ADAM Catalogue Enrichment application/pdf http://bvbr.bib-bvb.de:8991/F?func=service&doc_library=BVB01&local_base=BVB01&doc_number=032926034&sequence=000001&line_number=0001&func_code=DB_RECORDS&service_type=MEDIA Inhaltsverzeichnis |
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