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            <title>نفرین نوح: توجیه کتاب مقدس برده داری آمریکا [کتاب انگلیسی]</title>
            
            
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                    <title>Noah&#39;s Curse: The Biblical Justification of American Slavery</title>
                    
                    
                    
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                    <topic>حضرت نوح(ع)</topic>
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            <publisher>Oxford University Press </publisher>
            <dateIssued>2007</dateIssued>
            
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        <tableOfContents>Table of contents :,EEn......Page 1,Title Page......Page 2,Preface......Page 6,Acknowledgments......Page 12,Contents......Page 14,1: Setting the Stage......Page 18,Part I: Characters in the Postdiluvian Drama......Page 36,2: A Black Sheep in the (Second) First Family: the Legend of Noah and His Sons......Page 38,3: Unauthorized Biography: The Legend of Nimrod and His Tower......Page 56,Part II: Honor and Order......Page 78,4: Original Dishonor: Noah&#39;s Curse and the Southern Defense of Slavery......Page 80,5: Original Disorder: Noah&#39;s Curse and the Southern Defense of Slavery......Page 102,6: Grandson of Disorder: Nimrod Comes to America......Page 120,Part III: Noah&#39;s Camera......Page 138,7: Noah’s Sons in New Orleans: Genesis 9-11 and Benjamin Morgan Palmer......Page 140,8: Honor, Order, and Mastery in Palmer’s Biblical Imagination......Page 161,9: Beyond Slavery, Beyond Race: Noah&#39;s Camera in the Twentieth Century......Page 176,Part IV: Redeeming the Curse......Page 190,10: Challenging the Curse: Readings and Counterreadings......Page 192,11: Redeeming the Curse: Ham as Victim......Page 216,12: Conclusion......Page 235,Notes......Page 238,Bibliography......Page 314,Index......Page 329</tableOfContents>
        
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