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Civilizing Torture: An Interview with Dr. Fitzhugh Brundage (Patreon)

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2022-10-18 12:00:05
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Henry is joined by Author, Professor, and Historian Dr. W Fitzhugh Brundage to discuss his interest in the darker side of History as well as his book Civilizing Torture: An American Tradition.

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Anonymous

Small nitpick: Indians are people with connection to the country of India (my parents are Indian-Canadians). I wish the guest used a term like Indigenous peoples instead.

Anonymous
>>93818713

I agree, I was surprised that in all his research he didn't find that Indigenous peoples don't use the term Indian.

Katrina Steak
>>93818713

Yeah this for me everytime he said ‘Indians’ I was like how can you be so knowledgeable about this and history yet still call them Indians 😭😭😭

Nathan Judy
>>93818713

Yeah that was weird. After I bit I just skipped until they got out of that discussion , I was mostly wanting to get to more modern stuff anyways.

Anonymous

I had this guy as a professor when I was at UNC!

Anonymous

Great interview!!

Anonymous

My wife is Indian. Like from India. Using Indian as a term to refer to native Americans just feels outdated and makes my insides recoil slightly. Aside from just being geologically inaccurate. Good interview otherwise

ADX3
>>93818713

Yep. It’s different from tribe to tribe (and even individual to individual) in the States. Some use ‘Indian’ or ‘American Indian’; some use ‘indigenous’, some use First Nations or First Peoples. Some use a term (or set of terms) in an official, written, public capacity but private names spoken and known only among their people

ELM

What an incredible episode! Love the scholars!