Race, Culture, and Politics in German Historical Thought, 1785-1815
Golf-French, Morgan (Junior Research Fellow
Description
Morgan Golf-French offers a new interpretation of German late Enlightenment historiography in relation to ideas about race, culture, and politics, which informed the major controversies such as abolitionism. Readers will discover both the contemporary significance of Enlightenment ideas about race and culture and their long-term impact.
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