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Savages and Cannibals: Revisiting Charles Darwin's Voyage of the Beagle

Josie Glausiusz

Racist assumptions are deeply embedded in the cultural fabric of the West. Lurking even in beloved texts where we may not expect to find them, they can easily translate into atrocities.