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Wives Not Slaves: Patriarchy and Modernity in the Age of Revolutions (American Beginnings, 1500-1900)
Author: Kirsten Sword
Year: April 15, 2021
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Wives Not Slaves: Patriarchy and Modernity in the Age of Revolutions, American Beginnings 1500-1900 In the book "Wives Not Slaves: Patriarchy and Modernity in the Age of Revolutions, American Beginnings 1500-1900 author Kirsten Sword delves into the intricate web of marital relationships during the colonial era in America, specifically focusing on the story of John and Eunice Davis, a couple who advertised their marital difficulties in the New Hampshire Gazette in 1762. The book sheds light on the connections between local justice, emerging press, and transatlantic political debates about marriage, slavery, and imperial power, offering a fresh perspective on the social changes imagined by eighteenth-century revolutionaries and the politics that determined which patriarchal forms and customs the new American nation would and would not abolish. The narrative begins with John Davis's public notice warning neighbors against entertaining or harboring his wife, Eunice, who had left him. In response, Eunice defiantly replied, "If I am your wife, I am not your slave. " This analogy highlights the challenges to patriarchal authority and the broader critiques of power found in politics, religion, and literature throughout the British Atlantic world. Through her research, Sword reconstructs the stories of wives who fled their husbands between the mid-seventeenth and early nineteenth centuries, comparing their plight with that of other runaway dependents.
Wives Not Slaves: Patriarchy and Modernity in the Age of Revolutions, American Beginnings 1500-1900 In the book "Wives Not Slaves: Патриархат и современность в эпоху революций, американские начала 1500-1900" автор Кирстен Сворд углубляется в запутанную паутину супружеских отношений в колониальную эпоху в Америке, специально сосредоточившись на истории Джона и Юнис Дэвис, пары, которые рекламировали свои супружеские трудности в New Hampshire Gazette в 1762 году. Книга проливает свет на связи между местным правосудием, зарождающейся прессой и трансатлантическими политическими дебатами о браке, рабстве и имперской власти, предлагая новый взгляд на социальные изменения, воображаемые революционерами восемнадцатого века, и политику, которая определяла, какие патриархальные формы и обычаи новая американская нация будет и не будет отменять. Повествование начинается с публичного уведомления Джона Дэвиса, предостерегающего соседей от развлечения или укрывательства его жены Юнис, которая оставила его. В ответ Юнис демонстративно ответила: "Если я твоя жена, я не твоя рабыня. "Эта аналогия подчеркивает проблемы патриархальной власти и более широкую критику власти в политике, религии и литературе во всем британском атлантическом мире. Благодаря своим исследованиям, Меч восстанавливает истории жён, которые бежали от своих мужей между серединой семнадцатого и началом девятнадцатого веков, сравнивая их бедственное положение с положением других беглых иждивенцев.
Wives Not Slaves: Patriarchy and Modernity in the Age of Revolutions, American Beginnings 1500-1900 In the book "Wives Not Slaves: Patriarcat et modernité à l'époque des révolutions, début américain 1500-1900" L'auteur Kirsten Sword s'enfonce dans le réseau confus des relations conjugales à l'époque coloniale américaine, en se concentrant spécifiquement sur l'histoire de John et Eunice Davis, les couples qui ont annoncé leurs difficultés conjugales dans la Nouvelle Gazette en 1762. livre met en lumière les liens entre la justice locale, la presse naissante et les débats politiques transatlantiques sur le mariage, l'esclavage et le pouvoir impérial, en proposant une nouvelle vision des changements sociaux imaginés par les révolutionnaires du XVIIIe siècle et des politiques qui déterminaient les formes et coutumes patriarcales de la nouvelle nation américaine. La narration commence par un avis public à John Davis, mettant en garde les voisins contre le divertissement ou l'hébergement de sa femme Eunice, qui l'a quitté. " je suis ta femme, je ne suis pas ton esclave. "Cette analogie met en lumière les problèmes du pouvoir patriarcal et une critique plus large du pouvoir dans la politique, la religion et la littérature dans le monde atlantique britannique. Grâce à ses recherches, l'Épée restaure les histoires des épouses qui ont fui leurs maris entre le milieu du XVIIe et le début du XIXe siècle, comparant leur détresse à celle des autres personnes à charge fugitives.
Wives Not Slaves: Patriarchy and Modernity in the Age of Revolutions, American Beginnings 1500-1900 In the book "Wives Not Slaves: Patriarcado y modernidad en la era de las revoluciones, los inicios americanos del 1500-1900" la autora Kirsten Sword profundiza en la intrincada telaraña de las relaciones matrimoniales durante la época colonial en América, centrándose específicamente en la historia de John y Eunice Davis, parejas que anunciaban sus dificultades matrimoniales en el New Hampshire Gazette en 1762. libro arroja luz sobre los vínculos entre la justicia local, la incipiente prensa y el debate político transatlántico sobre el matrimonio, la esclavitud y el poder imperial, ofreciendo una nueva visión del cambio social imaginado por los revolucionarios del siglo XVIII y una política que determinaba qué formas y costumbres patriarcales tendría y no aboliría la nueva nación estadounidense. La narración comienza con un aviso público de John Davis advirtiendo a los vecinos contra el entretenimiento o el abrigo de su esposa Eunice, quien lo dejó. En respuesta, Eunice respondió demostrativamente: " soy tu esposa, no soy tu esclava. "Esta analogía pone de relieve los problemas del poder patriarcal y una crítica más amplia del poder en la política, la religión y la literatura en todo el mundo atlántico británico. Gracias a sus investigaciones, Espada recupera las historias de las esposas que huyeron de sus maridos entre mediados del siglo XVII y principios del XIX, comparando su difícil situación con la de otros dependientes fugitivos.
Wives Not Slaves: Patriarchy and Modernity in the Age of Revolutions, American Beginnings 1500-1900 In the book "Wives Not Slaves: A autora Kirsten Sword aprofundou-se na complexa teia das relações conjugais durante a época colonial americana, focando especificamente na história de John e Eunice Davis, casais que anunciaram suas dificuldades conjugais na New Hampshire Gazette em 1762. O livro lança luz sobre os laços entre a justiça local, a imprensa incipiente e o debate político transatlântico sobre o casamento, a escravidão e o poder imperial, oferecendo uma nova visão das mudanças sociais imaginadas pelos revolucionários do século dezoito e políticas que definiam quais formas e costumes patriarcais a nova nação americana seria e não seria abolida. A narrativa começa com uma notificação pública de John Davis, alertando os vizinhos a não se divertirem ou abrigarem sua esposa, Eunice, que o deixou. Em resposta, Eunice respondeu: "Se sou tua mulher, não sou tua escrava. "Esta analogia enfatiza os problemas do poder patriarcal e as críticas mais amplas ao poder na política, religião e literatura em todo o mundo atlântico britânico. Graças à sua pesquisa, a Espada recupera as histórias de esposas que fugiram de seus maridos entre meados do século XVIII. Comparando a sua miséria com a de outros dependentes fugitivos.
Wives Not Slaves: Patriarchy and Modernity in the Age of Revolutions, American Beginnings 1500-1900 In the book "Wives Not Slaves: Patriarcato e contemporaneo nell'era delle rivoluzioni, gli inizi americani 1500-1900", l'autrice Kirsten Sword approfondisce la complessa ragnatela delle relazioni coniugali in America, concentrandosi espressamente sulla storia di John e Eunice Davis, coppie che pubblicizzarono le loro difficoltà coniugali al New Hampshire Gazette nel 1762. Il libro mette in luce i legami tra la giustizia locale, la stampa emergente e il dibattito politico transatlantico sul matrimonio, la schiavitù e il potere imperiale, offrendo una nuova visione del cambiamento sociale immaginato dai rivoluzionari del diciottesimo secolo e una politica che definiva quali forme e abitudini patriarcali la nuova nazione americana avrebbe e non cancellato. La narrazione inizia con una notifica pubblica di John Davis, che mette in guardia i vicini dal divertimento o il nascondiglio di sua moglie, Eunice, che lo ha lasciato. Eunice rispose dicendo: "Se sono tua moglie, non sono la tua schiava. "Questa analogia mette in risalto i problemi del potere patriarcale e le maggiori critiche al potere politico, religioso e letteratura in tutto il mondo atlantico britannico. Grazie alla sua ricerca, Spada ricostruisce le storie delle mogli che fuggirono dai loro mariti tra la metà del Settecento e l'inizio del Novecento, confrontando la loro condizione di disgrazia con quella di altre persone a carico fuggite.
Wives Not Slaves: Patriarchy and Modernity in the Age of Revolutions, American Beginnings 1500-1900 In the book "Wives Not Slaves: Patriarchat und Modernität in der Ära der Revolutionen, amerikanische Anfänge 1500-1900" Die Autorin Kirsten Sword taucht in das verworrene Geflecht der ehelichen Beziehungen während der Kolonialzeit in Amerika ein und konzentriert sich speziell auf die Geschichte von John und Eunice Davis, Paare, die 1762 im New Hampshire Gazette für ihre ehelichen Schwierigkeiten warben. Das Buch beleuchtet die Verbindungen zwischen lokaler Gerechtigkeit, der aufkeimenden Presse und der transatlantischen politischen Debatte über Ehe, Sklaverei und imperiale Macht und bietet eine neue Perspektive auf den sozialen Wandel, den die Revolutionäre des achtzehnten Jahrhunderts vorstellten, und eine Politik, die bestimmte, welche patriarchalen Formen und Bräuche die neue amerikanische Nation aufheben würde und nicht. Die Erzählung beginnt mit einer öffentlichen Mitteilung an John Davis, der seine Nachbarn davor warnt, seine Frau Eunice, die ihn verlassen hat, zu unterhalten oder zu beherbergen. Eunice antwortete demonstrativ: "Wenn ich deine Frau bin, bin ich nicht deine Sklavin. "Diese Analogie unterstreicht die patriarchalen Machtprobleme und die breitere Kritik an Macht in Politik, Religion und Literatur in der gesamten britischen atlantischen Welt. Durch seine Forschung rekonstruiert Sword die Geschichten von Frauen, die zwischen Mitte des 17. und Anfang des 19. Jahrhunderts vor ihren Ehemännern geflohen sind, und vergleicht ihre Notlage mit der anderer flüchtiger Angehöriger.
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Wives Not Slaves: Patriarchy and Modernity in the Age of Revolutions, American Beginnings 1500-1900 "Wives Not Slaves: Patriarchy and Modernity in the Age of Revolution, American Beginnings 1500-1900" kitabının yazarı Kirsten Sword, özellikle John ve Eunice Davis çiftinin 1762'de New Hampshire Gazette'deki evlilik zorluklarını anlatan hikayesine odaklanarak, Amerika'daki sömürge döneminde karışık evlilik ilişkileri ağına giriyor. Kitap, yerel adalet, doğmakta olan basın ve evlilik, kölelik ve emperyal iktidar hakkındaki transatlantik siyasi tartışma arasındaki bağlantılara ışık tutuyor ve on sekizinci yüzyıl devrimcileri tarafından hayal edilen toplumsal değişim ve ataerkil formların ve geleneklerin ne olacağını belirleyen politika üzerine yeni bir bakış açısı sunuyor. Anlatı, John Davis'in komşularını, onu terk eden karısı Eunice'i eğlendirmeye veya barındırmaya karşı uyaran bir bildiriyle başlar. Bunun üzerine Eunice, "Eğer ben senin karınsam, kölen değilim. Bu benzetme, ataerkil iktidarın sorunlarını ve Britanya Atlantik dünyasında siyaset, din ve edebiyatta iktidarın daha geniş eleştirisini vurgular. Araştırmasıyla Sword, on yedinci yüzyılın ortaları ile on dokuzuncu yüzyılın başları arasında kocalarından kaçan eşlerin hikayelerini, durumlarını diğer kaçak bağımlılarınkiyle karşılaştırarak yeniden yapılandırıyor.
زوجات | ليسوا عبيداً: النظام الأبوي والحداثة في عصر الثورات، البدايات الأمريكية 1500-1900 في كتاب "الزوجات وليس العبيد: النظام الأبوي والحداثة في عصر الثورة، البدايات الأمريكية 1500-1900" تتعمق الكاتبة كيرستن سورد في الشبكة المتشابكة للعلاقات الزوجية خلال الحقبة الاستعمارية في أمريكا، مع التركيز بشكل خاص على قصة جون ويونيس ديفيس، وهما زوجان أعلنا عن صعوباتهما الزوجية في نيو هامبشاير جازيت في 1762. يلقي الكتاب الضوء على الروابط بين العدالة المحلية والصحافة الناشئة والنقاش السياسي عبر الأطلسي حول الزواج والعبودية والسلطة الإمبراطورية، مما يقدم منظورًا جديدًا للتغيير الاجتماعي الذي تخيله ثوار القرن الثامن عشر والسياسة التي حددت الأشكال الأبوية والعادات التي ستلغيها الأمة الأمريكية الجديدة ولن تلغيها. يبدأ السرد بإشعار عام من جون ديفيس يحذر الجيران من الترفيه أو إيواء زوجته يونيس التي تركته. رداً على ذلك، ردت يونيس بوضوح: "إذا كنت زوجتك، فأنا لست عبدك. "يسلط هذا التشبيه الضوء على مشاكل السلطة الأبوية والنقد الأوسع للسلطة في السياسة والدين والأدب في جميع أنحاء العالم البريطاني الأطلسي. من خلال بحثه، يعيد Sword بناء قصص الزوجات اللواتي فرن من أزواجهن بين منتصف القرن السابع عشر وأوائل القرن التاسع عشر، ويقارن محنتهن بمحنة المعالين الهاربين الآخرين.

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