2001
DOI: 10.1177/084387140101300212
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Reviews of Peter Linebaugh and Marcus Rediker, The Many-Headed Hydra: Sailors, Slaves, Commoners, and the Hidden History of the Revolutionary Atlantic, with a Response

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“…They brought together seafarers of different ethnicities and with experiences of seafaring in both the Atlantic and Indian Oceans. As the spatial practices of the NUS testify, maritime organizing was more 'nationed' than the stereotypes of motley crews might suggest, for various forms of multi-ethnic politics influenced their organizing practices in generative ways (Hyslop 2017;Linebaugh and Rediker 2001). Tracing the trajectories, solidarities and articulations that cut across some of the neat spaces of politics imagined through anti-colonial, nationed links can be integral to thinking about forms of spatial politics of decolonization from below.…”
Section: Maritime Labour Transnational Trajectories and Decolonizatimentioning
confidence: 99%
“…They brought together seafarers of different ethnicities and with experiences of seafaring in both the Atlantic and Indian Oceans. As the spatial practices of the NUS testify, maritime organizing was more 'nationed' than the stereotypes of motley crews might suggest, for various forms of multi-ethnic politics influenced their organizing practices in generative ways (Hyslop 2017;Linebaugh and Rediker 2001). Tracing the trajectories, solidarities and articulations that cut across some of the neat spaces of politics imagined through anti-colonial, nationed links can be integral to thinking about forms of spatial politics of decolonization from below.…”
Section: Maritime Labour Transnational Trajectories and Decolonizatimentioning
confidence: 99%
“…If this is the starting premise, especially for young academic researchers, the proper parallel offered by the much-allegorized Golden Age of Piracy (1690-1730) is not the idea of class struggle as it is portrayed, for example, in the work of Marcus Rediker (2001Rediker ( , 2004. The academic world today is not well-described in the language of a divide between monolithic institutions and their representatives who are collectively devoted to a rigid continuity of thought and perspective on the one hand, and the rebellion of methodologically innovative, surprising and subversive individualist perspectives on the other.…”
Section: Journal Of Current Cultural Researchmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…W tych działaniach ujawniła się moc tworzenia heterogenicznych instytucji, łączenia się w nowe konfiguracje zwiększające moc protoproletariuszy. Różnorodność form, jakie przyjęła ta reakcja, odzwierciedla obraz wielogłowej hydry (Linebaugh i Rediker 2012), ale również opis ludowego ciała zaproponowany przez Bachtina, w którym śmierć i życie mieszają się 11 Zarówno w tym, jak i w kolejnych cytowanych wypowiedziach zwracają uwagę odwołania do kondycji niewoli. Robbie Shilliam przekonuje, że pojawienie się niewolników i niewolnic było momentem kryzysu wyobrażeń wolności, fundujących angielskie społeczeństwo jako takie, który zarazem pokazał protoproletariatowi obraz całkowitego podporządkowania sił roboczych zewnętrznej wobec nich potędze (2012).…”
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