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| How could American revolutionaries speak of independence and freedom and exclude women, slaves and others out? How is it possible that they could speak of all these privileges (like freedom and independence) and exclude women, Native Americans, free blacks, and slaves?? |
| English common law distinguishes between "men" -- white Anglo-Saxon male Protestants -- and "rational creatures" -- women, guyren, Negroes, Turks, Egyptians, Indians, and the like. Jefferson was not being a hypocrite when he wrote that "all men" were created equal. He meant what he said. |
| What was the role of african women slaves? I cant find much about them on the internet! What were the roles of African women slaves on the plantations? Thanks :) |
| Most female slaves worked in the fields alongside the men(the comment above, which says they did not do heavy fieldwork, is incorrect). although they did the same work as the men, after work finished they were expected to go home to their cabins and do all the cooking, cleaning, washing etc. "The women plowed just like the men" remembered former slave Henry Baker. "On Wednesday night they had to wash and after they washed they had to cook supper. The next morning they would get up with the men and they had to cook breakfast before they went to the field and had to cook the noon meal at the same time and take it with them." In addition to the fieldwork, many planters requried women to do a quota of spinning or weaving before they went to bed. They worked as a group, with the guyren helping to card the wool. Bob Ellis,whose mother was head spinner on a Virginia plantation, said that as the othr slaves worked, she walked around checking progress, singing "Keep your eyes on the sun, see how she run. Don't let her catch you with your work undone." The point, Ellis said, was to make the women finish before dark because "it was might mighty hard handing that cotton thread by firelight." Some females worked as house slaves,but this was unpopular work because house slaves had no free time at all, and were expected to be always at the beck and call of their employers. some owners even expected their house slaves to sleep at the foot of their beds incasethey wanted anything in the night. Angelina Grimke said she knew of a black woman who had been married eleven years "and yet has never been allowed to sleep out of her mistress's chamber." Some house slaves deliberately failed at their tasks so that they would be sent back to working in the fields. Half the Southern slaves worked for small farmers, who lived in houses only slightly more impressive than the slave cabins on large plantations. White women on small Southern farms worked exceedingly hard, and when a farmer became prosperous enough to acquire a slave, his first purchase was often a woman to help his wife. "That sure was hard living there" said Mary Lindsay, who was the only slave of a poor white blacksmith. "I have to get up at three o'clock sometimes so I have time to water the horses and slop the hogs and feed the chickens and milk the cows, and then get back to the house and get the breakfast." A former slave in Nashville whose master hired her out to a poor working class family said she was required to "nurse, cook, chop in the fields, chop wood, bring water, wash,iron andin general just do everything." She was six years old at the time. |
| How were the treatment of women and slaves better in Athens that in Sparta? I really need an answer. I have a debate to do in class but i dont kno wat to argue. Can you please give me a coiple examples of how women and slaves in athens were better that the womenand slaves in sparta? |
| no offense, but you've got a really tough case. Women were treated better in Sparta, and slaves were treated around the same in Athens and Sparta. Women were allowed to excersise, walk around by themselves. In Athens, women were to be seen and not heard |
| How were women and slaves in the American Revolution misportrayed in myth by later groups? (contd.) How were women and slaves in the American Revolution misportrayed in myth by later groups and why were these myths so readily believed by many 19th- & 20th-century Americans? |
| You should have paid attention in class, Nathan. |
| Do American women consider themselves to be slaves to their families? A case can be made that the demands of homemaking, Mothering, and being a Mrs turns women into slaves. But isnt it true that men can make the same case for themselves? Being a slave to a job, the financial obligations of family and staying "in the harness" for a lifetime may be put into the same catagory of survitude. It really all depends on the mindset of the individual doesnt it? Maybe its time for women to realize the importance of their traditional roles and return to them. What do you think? |
| I don't feel like a slave myself. I felt more like one when i was stuck at work all day. But many married women in the past had to work whether they liked it or not, simply from economic necessity. There is nothing particularly un-traditional about women going out to work. The difference is that women in the past tended to be thankful when their economic situation improved, so that they could stay at home. Whereas nowadays work seems to be regarded as some kind of treat for women. Very odd. |
| What were the roles of the Native Americans, women, and slaves in the colonial times? What were the roles of the Native Americans, women, and slaves in the colonial times? Can you give me as much information as possible? |
| to make babies. sweet sweet babies! |
| Are women slaves to their emotions just as Men are slaves to their penis? a woman will stay in a violent unfaithful Relationship just because She loves The guy a Man will sleep with an incredibly hot woman even risking his Job,his life, his wife and his family. (yes risking your life i remember i used to walk at 12 in a bad neighbour hood just to go seem some girl) BQ: MEn are you a slave to your penis? Why? BQ: Women are you slaves to your emotions ? Why examples would be great |
| At times yeah. Some women might let their emotions overrule their thinking. A guy could sometimes slap a woman around, and cheat on her, but she wouldn't leave him, because she might think that, if she stays with him she can turn him into a good guy, and make him love her. As for the men part that's true when it comes to many men, and as for the women part it's true when it comes to many women. I have a friend that's 15, and she believes that her boyfriend who verbally abuses her loves her, because he buys her most of things that she wants, and tells her that he loves her, and wants to marry her, so I guess that's an example of what you're talking about. He could end up in jail, but I guess that he loves the sex. BQ: No. Sometimes I may like a guy, but I can't let my emotions rule over me. I believe that you've got to listen to your head, and not just your heart, because feelings can quickly overpower good reasoning. |
| Where does Aristotle say this about women and slaves? I was wondering where does Aristotle says the following: that women and slaves were treated the same by the Barbarians, because they did not have a word to distinguish the two, that is, that the lack of a 'name' or 'term' to set them apart made them treat them the same way. I know he's talking about the importance of the precision in language or terminology, especially in philosophy. I think he says this in Metaphysics, Nicomachean Ethics or Politics, but just can't find the darn quote. Anyone? |
| It is not the words that are important to Aristotle, but the relations between "free men" and "slaves" in households, which constitute the basic units of a State or Polis. Hence the quote you are looking for is in the beginning of "The Politics" of Aristotle, just prior to Aristotle bringing up the 3 master/subject relations which constitute a household, to wit (1) Master and Slave [e.g. the oxe is the poorman's slave --- a slave being "animate property" as distinct from "inanimate property" such as land, a house or tools] (2) Man and Woman, (3) Father (or parents) and Guyren. Quote: ARISTOTLE: He who thus considers things in their first growth and origin, whether a state or anything else, will obtain the clearest view of them. In the first place there must be a union of those who cannot exist without each other; namely, of male and female, that the race may continue (and this is a union which is formed, not of deliberate purpose, but because, in common with other animals and with plants, mankind have a natural desire to leave behind them an image of themselves), and of natural ruler and subject, that both may be preserved. For that which can foresee by the exercise of mind is by nature intended to be lord and master, and that which can with its body give effect to such foresight is a subject, and by nature a slave; hence master and slave have the same interest. Now NATURE has distinguished between the FEMALE and THE SLAVE. For she is not *********, like the smith who fashions the Delphian knife for many uses; she makes each thing for a single use, and every instrument is best made when intended for one and not for many uses. But AMONG BARBARIANS no distinction is made between WOMEN and SLAVES, because there is no natural ruler among them: they are a community of slaves, male and female. Wherefore the poets say, "It is meet that Hellenes should rule over barbarians; " as if they thought that the barbarian and the slave were by nature one. Out of these two relationships between man and woman, master and slave, the first thing to arise is the family, and Hesiod is right when he says, "First house and wife and an ox for the plough, " for the ox is the poor man's slave. The family is the association established by nature for the supply of men's everyday wants .... etc. [Politics Book I, Ch. 2.,1252a line 24 - 1252b line 10] So it is not that barbarians "don't have a word" to distinguish between women and slaves that makes barbarians treat WOMEN like SLAVES. The fact that they are SLAVES which is caused by the fact that they have no NATURAL RULER among themselves causes barbarians to make no distinction between WOMEN and SLAVES --- but both "nature" and "civilized Hellenes", like Aristotle, who does understand "nature/(phusis/physics)" do make the distinction. You could argue about WHY "barbarians" have no "natural rulers" on Aristotle's ground --- which is the rise of, first, technology concerning natural goods [food clothing shelter then luxuries and recreation] and then REASON and SCIENCE among the ancient Greeks or "Hellenes" --- whereas "barbarians", to Aristotle, didn't have the technology (i.e. primitive technology) to distinguish "natural rulers" from the strongest "brute in charge" of a community of barbarians. Hence barbarians were communities of slaves to nature, whereas "Asiatics" (Egyptians/Persians) were civilized slaves of more or less "civilized/politified" tyrants. The part where Aristotle talks about "NOT HAVING A WORD" is when he talks about the relations between (1) Natural ruler and slave (2) The male-female relation and (3) the procreative relation, at Book I, Ch. 3., 1253b line 10 where he tells his readers that the "2 and 3" relations don't have "PROPER NAMES", whereas the Natural Ruler and Natural Subject relation do have proper, or in your word, precise, names. A lot of people think Arisotle was a "gross sexist", if and only if they read him grossly. He was a sexist, but far more subtle about his sexism than any modern sexist. He does think that males are "natural rulers" over females --- but by means of a CONSTITUTIONAL RULE, rather than by means of the ROYAL RULE of, for example, a Constitutional King/Queen over his/her willing subjects or a father exercizing ROYAL RULE over his guyren. The "rule" between a husband and wife, by contrast, is a CONSTITUTIONAL RULE, according to Aristotle where each has separate powers and independent operations in accord with REASON or a "rational rule" for mutual benefit/s. He also points out that "natural rulers" and "natural slaves" have a common work which benefits both parties to such hatural ruler/subject relations. But anyway, you have your desired quote. How you interpret the quote is your business. Kevin |
| Is there any way you could show me how to draw Athenian Women and Slaves? This is a history project.I want you to show me steps to how to draw a Athenian Women and Slaves. |
| This is not a history project. This is racist, and race-baiting. |
| How, and where were the women slaves kept in the ships to America? I'm doing a history project on the topic of black slavery in America. How were they kept on the ships in comparison to the men? I mean the African slaves that were taken to America, of course. Thanks :) |
| They were mostly kept in a different part of the ship than the men, thats in many but not all cases that I've read about. The women were often let out onto the deck during the day and the men would be kept below, I guess thats because women are less threatening than men? I'm not sure why they did that, but the women often danced on the deck for, and with the European sailors for entertainment (for the white men's entertainment, not the women's) during the trip. Also, its recorded that in many ships the White crewmembers would be "given" a slave woman to sleep in their rooms with them to save space to allow more slaves into the ship. So some women would be kept with the crew... for sex I guess, ...idk what they really did. |