| http://www.w3.org/ns/prov#value | - Studies such as Subject to Others, in fact, have restored antislavery writing to critical interest by concentrating on what Foucault calls the functional conditions of specific discursive practices" (114), as in Ferguson's influential delineation of Anglo-Africanism as a colonial discourse that operates throughout eighteenth- and early-nineteenth-century antislavery texts (5).
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