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Slavery, Kopytoff 1982

Kopytoff, Igor. "Slavery." Annual Review of Anthropology 11.1 (1982): 207-230. "Slavery, human sacrifices, ritual cannibalism, abandonment of the old etc. remain, in Western thought and feeling, expressions of primitivism par excellence" -Slavery, Cannibalism and interspecies conflict. -The institution of Slavery as an international legal regime. {"A set of explicit or implicit "principles, norms, rules, and decision making procedures around which actor expectations converge in a given area of international relations". - S. Krasner} [Predatory aggression against the weakest in society & minorities.] I argue slavery is an evolution, or continuation of the institution of cannibalism, and preying on domesticated humans as an easier target for food, than wild beasts; or agriculture. An atavistic trait of primative hunter gather tribes, (pagans;) lacking the historical development of true Christianity. (Linked with Gobekli tepi, ergot & rye, development of speech, agriculture, art, history, writing and religion.) ---- [American model of slavery distinguished by] "compulsory labor, maintained by violence, and suffused with brute sexuality" "...our modem metaphorical use of slavery is con

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