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Slavery & Antislavery: A New Research and Teaching Workshop

Documents and videos from a workshop co-sponsored by the Antislavery Literature Project and the ASU Institute for Humanities Research, held at Arizona State University on October 13, 2006.

Workshop Poster (PDF - version A)
Introduction, Joe Lockard, Arizona State University, Tempe (RealPlayer video)
Antislavery Protest Literature in 19th-Century American: Teaching the Untaught, Timothy McCarthy, Harvard University (RealPlayer video)
Elusive Autobiographies: Reading Slavery's Vernacular Artifacts, Angelita Reyes, Arizona State University, Tempe (RealPlayer video)
Passage on the Underground Railroad: Making and Teaching the Photography of Slavery, Stephen Marc, Arizona State University, Tempe (RealPlayer video)
The Music of Slavery and Antislavery: Researching and Teaching Hymnology, Kay Norton, Arizona State University, Tempe (RealPlayer video)

Antislavery Teaching Guides

The Project recently initiated a series of Antislavery Literature Teaching Guides based on its digital editions and videos. The series includes Teaching Guides to the slave narratives of Jeffrey Brace and Boston King; the rhetoric of white abolitionist Henry Clarke Wright; and early African American antislavery sermons.

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