1st Edition
The Power of Neo-Slave Fiction and Public History From Slavery to the Enslaved
Contents
Abstract
Dedication
Acronyms and abbreviations
Acknolwedgements
Preface
Introduction
Chapter 1: From slavery to the enslaved: new paradigms, neo-slave fiction, a shared history and higher-order historical thinking
Chapter 2 Slavery and the enslaved: breaking boundaries with neo-slave narratives
Chapter 3 Antebellum neo-slave narratives, history and historiography: higher-order thinking and a public history
Chapter 4 The enslaved, slavery, the Civil War and Reconstruction
Chapter 5 Jim Crow and slavery’s immediate aftermath
General conclusions
Bibliography
Biography
Grant Rodwell is a senior lecturer in the School of Education at The University of Newcastle, Australia.
"The human stories authentically leap from the pages eloquently in Grant Rodwell’s latest book. Painstakingly researched and brilliantly told… simply splendid!
An account throughout that is sensitive, colourful and compelling. Composed yet again with rare skill by the remarkable man from Oberon. A book of dramatic sweep and great narrative strength."
John Ramsland, Emeritus Professor, University of Newcastle, Australia
