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A Fragile Freedom: African American Women and Emancipation in the Antebellum City (Society and the Sexes in the Modern Worl)
Author: Erica Armstrong Dunbar
Year: April 1, 2008
Format: PDF
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Language: English



A Fragile Freedom African American Women and Emancipation in the Antebellum City Society and the Sexes in the Modern World In the book "A Fragile Freedom: African American Women and Emancipation in the Antebellum City Society author Erica Armstrong Dunbar delves into the lives of African American women in urban centers such as Philadelphia, New York, and Boston during the early years of the 19th century. The book chronicles their journey from slavery to freedom and examines the challenges they faced in these cities, highlighting the critical role they played in shaping the history of American cities. The story begins in Philadelphia, where the majority of African Americans were free, and follows the lives of ordinary women who navigated the complexities of freedom in a city with limited opportunities for them. Dunbar argues that this urban environment served as a rehearsal for the national emancipation that would follow decades later, setting the stage for the Civil War and the eventual abolition of slavery. Through extensive research, Dunbar uncovers the previously unrecognized importance of African American women in the development of antebellum cities.
Хрупкая свобода афроамериканских женщин и эмансипация в обществе города Антебеллум и полов в современном мире В книге "Хрупкая свобода: Афроамериканские женщины и эмансипация в обществе города Антебеллум" автор Эрика Армстронг Данбар углубляется в жизнь афроамериканских женщин в городских центрах, таких как Филадельфия, Нью-Йорк и Бостон, в первые годы 19-го века. Книга рассказывает об их пути от рабства к свободе и рассматривает проблемы, с которыми они столкнулись в этих городах, подчеркивая критическую роль, которую они сыграли в формировании истории американских городов. История начинается в Филадельфии, где большинство афроамериканцев были свободны, и рассказывает о жизни обычных женщин, которые ориентировались в сложностях свободы в городе с ограниченными возможностями для них. Данбар утверждает, что эта городская среда послужила репетицией национальной эмансипации, которая последует десятилетия спустя, создавая почву для Гражданской войны и возможной отмены рабства. Благодаря обширным исследованиям Данбар раскрывает ранее непризнанное значение афроамериканских женщин в развитии городов-антебеллумов.
La liberté fragile des femmes afro-américaines et l'émancipation dans la société de la ville d'Antebellum et des sexes dans le monde d'aujourd'hui Dans le livre « La liberté fragile : les femmes afro-américaines et l'émancipation dans la société de la ville d'Antebellum », l'auteur Erica Armstrong Dunbar s'intéresse à la vie des femmes afro-américaines dans des centres urbains comme Philadelphonie, à Philadelphonie , dans les premières années du 19ème siècle. livre décrit leur chemin de l'esclavage à la liberté et examine les problèmes qu'ils ont rencontrés dans ces villes, soulignant le rôle crucial qu'ils ont joué dans la formation de l'histoire des villes américaines. L'histoire commence à Philadelphie, où la plupart des Afro-Américains étaient libres, et raconte la vie des femmes ordinaires qui naviguaient dans les difficultés de la liberté dans une ville handicapée pour elles. Dunbar affirme que cet environnement urbain a servi de répétition de l'émancipation nationale qui suivra des décennies plus tard, ouvrant la voie à la guerre civile et à l'abolition éventuelle de l'esclavage. Grâce à des recherches approfondies, Dunbar révèle l'importance précédemment inconnue des femmes afro-américaines dans le développement des villes antebellum.
La frágil libertad de las mujeres afroamericanas y la emancipación en la sociedad de la ciudad de Antebellum y los sexos en el mundo moderno En el libro «Frágil libertad: las mujeres afroamericanas y la emancipación en la sociedad de la ciudad de Antebellum», la autora Erika Armstrong Dunbar profundiza en la vida de las mujeres afroamericanas en los centros urbanos, como Filadelfia, Nueva York y Boston, en los primeros del siglo XIX. libro narra su camino de la esclavitud a la libertad y repasa los problemas que han enfrentado en estas ciudades, destacando el papel crítico que han jugado en la formación de la historia de las ciudades americanas. La historia comienza en Filadelfia, donde la mayoría de los afroamericanos eran libres, y cuenta la vida de mujeres comunes que navegaban por las complejidades de la libertad en una ciudad con discapacidades para ellas. Dunbar sostiene que este entorno urbano sirvió para ensayar la emancipación nacional que seguiría décadas después, sentando las bases para la Guerra Civil y la posible abolición de la esclavitud. A través de una extensa investigación, Dunbar revela la importancia previamente no reconocida de las mujeres afroamericanas en el desarrollo de las ciudades antebellum.
Fragile Freiheit afroamerikanischer Frauen und Emanzipation in der Gesellschaft der Stadt Antebellum und der Geschlechter in der modernen Welt In dem Buch „Fragile Freiheit: Afroamerikanische Frauen und Emanzipation in der Gesellschaft der Stadt Antebellum“ taucht die Autorin Erika Armstrong Dunbar in das ben afroamerikanischer Frauen in urbanen Zentren wie Philadelphia, New York und Boston ein Jahre des 19. Jahrhunderts. Das Buch erzählt von ihrem Weg von der Sklaverei zur Freiheit und untersucht die Herausforderungen, mit denen sie in diesen Städten konfrontiert waren, und unterstreicht die entscheidende Rolle, die sie bei der Gestaltung der Geschichte amerikanischer Städte gespielt haben. Die Geschichte beginnt in Philadelphia, wo die meisten Afroamerikaner frei waren, und erzählt vom ben gewöhnlicher Frauen, die durch die Schwierigkeiten der Freiheit in einer Stadt mit Behinderungen für sie geführt wurden. Dunbar argumentiert, dass diese städtische Umgebung als Probe für die nationale Emanzipation diente, die Jahrzehnte später folgen würde und den Boden für den Bürgerkrieg und die mögliche Abschaffung der Sklaverei schuf. Durch umfangreiche Recherchen deckt Dunbar die bisher nicht erkannte Bedeutung afroamerikanischer Frauen in der Entwicklung antebellumischer Städte auf.
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The Fragile Freedom of African-American Women and Emancipation in Antebellum City Society and the Sexes in Today's World In "Fragile Freedom: Antebellum City Society'de Afrikalı-Amerikalı Kadınlar ve Özgürleşme yazar Erica Armstrong Dunbar, 19. yüzyılın ilk yıllarında Philadelphia, New York ve Boston gibi şehir merkezlerinde Afrikalı-Amerikalı kadınların yaşamlarını inceliyor. Kitap, kölelikten özgürlüğe yolculuklarını anlatıyor ve bu şehirlerde karşılaştıkları zorluklara bakıyor, Amerikan şehirlerinin tarihini şekillendirmede oynadıkları kritik rolü vurguluyor. Hikaye, çoğu Afrikalı Amerikalının özgür olduğu Philadelphia'da başlıyor ve onlar için sınırlı fırsatları olan bir şehirde özgürlüğün karmaşıklığında gezinen sıradan kadınların hayatlarını takip ediyor. Dunbar, bu kentsel çevrenin, on yıllar sonra iç savaş ve nihayetinde köleliğin kaldırılması için zemin hazırlayan ulusal kurtuluş için bir prova olarak hizmet ettiğini savunuyor. Kapsamlı araştırmalarla Dunbar, Afrikalı Amerikalı kadınların antebellum kentlerinin gelişiminde daha önce tanınmayan önemini ortaya koyuyor.
الحرية الهشة للمرأة الأمريكية الأفريقية والتحرر في مجتمع مدينة ما قبل الحرب والجنس في عالم اليوم في "الحرية الهشة: النساء الأمريكيات من أصل أفريقي والتحرر في جمعية مدينة أنتيبيلوم "، تتعمق الكاتبة إيريكا أرمسترونج دنبار في حياة النساء الأمريكيات من أصل أفريقي في المراكز الحضرية مثل فيلادلفيا ونيويورك وبوسطن في السنوات الأولى من القرن التاسع عشر. يروي الكتاب رحلتهم من العبودية إلى الحرية وينظر في التحديات التي واجهوها في تلك المدن، ويسلط الضوء على الدور الحاسم الذي لعبوه في تشكيل تاريخ المدن الأمريكية. تبدأ القصة في فيلادلفيا، حيث كان معظم الأمريكيين الأفارقة أحرارًا، وتتبع حياة النساء العاديات اللواتي اجتازن تعقيدات الحرية في مدينة ذات فرص محدودة لهن. يجادل دنبار بأن هذه البيئة الحضرية كانت بمثابة بروفة للتحرر الوطني الذي سيتبعه بعد عقود، مما مهد الطريق للحرب الأهلية وإلغاء العبودية في نهاية المطاف. من خلال البحث المكثف، تكشف دنبار عن الأهمية غير المعترف بها سابقًا للمرأة الأمريكية من أصل أفريقي في تطوير مدن ما قبل الحرب.

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