Racism - A Short History - George M Fredrickson.pdf - WNLibrary

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UN Universal Declaration of Human Spanish purity of blood and, 32–34,
Rights and Convention on the Pre- 35, 40–42, 53
vention and Punishment of the Western European imperialism: decline
Crime of Genocide, 132
following World War I of, 114; exam-
UN World Conference on Racism, Ra- ining racism and, 108–109; ideology
cial Discrimination, Xenophobia, and justifying, 107–108; influence on eth-
Related Intolerance (South Africa), nic segregation by, 109–110; racial
140
Darwinism justification for, 85–86,
Urban Areas Act (South Africa), 137 108; Spanish/Portugal New World,
35–42; unique practice of German,
112–113
Verwoerd, Hendrik, 134
The Victory of the Jews over the Germans
(Marr), 78
Virey, Jean-Joseph, 67
Volkgeister (national souls) nationalism:
Germany and, 8, 70, 89, 92, 118, 119;
South African apartheid synthesis of,
135–137
völkisch nationalism, 8
Volksgemeinschaft (national community),
123
Voltaire: defense of religious tolera-
tion/civil liberties by, 62–63; secularized
racial antisemitism of, 61–62;
view of slavery by, 179n.23
Western European racism: Barzun analysis
of, 163–165; compared to non-
Western, 10–11; developed in context
of human equality, 11–12; development
of Negrophilia form of, 26–31;
distinguished from ethnic discrimination,
23–25; ethnology support for,
57–59; extensive literature on, 12–13;
history of antisemitism as early, 18–
23; “the new racism” of, 6–7, 141–
142; race as basic human types/skin
color and, 52–54; special features of
ideological, 146–148. See also racism
White, Charles, 59
“White Australia” policy, 105
“The White Man’s Burden” (Kipling),
107
whites: Aryan myth on, 90–91; Cauca-
Wacquant, Loïc, 152 sian racial division of, 57, 90–91, 156;
Weimar Republic (Germany), 117–118 conceptual development (eighteenth
Weiss, John, 88 century) of, 52–54; ethnology on su-
Western European ethnic discrimina- periority of, 57–59; neoclassical
tion: conversion by Spanish Jews to image of beauty and, 59–60. See also
escape, 31–33, 34–35; democratic rev- Caucasian racial division; race
olution challenging, 64–66; distin- white supremacist racism: Caucasian raguished
from racism, 23–25; German cial division and, 56–57; comparing
self-preservation justification for, 90; American South and South Africa,
imperialism ideology and, 109–110; 102–103; as distortion of Enlighten-
206