he applies these religious claims to the conceptions of race and gender that defined notions of citizenship and sympathy in the early republican era. Cast Down is a tour de force with its complex arguments about religion, race, gender, and pain in early America, its extensive theoretical engagement, and its choice of significant and diverse early American texts. It marks a critical contribution to scholarly understanding of religious discourse and the role it played in the demarcating and organizing of early American society from the colonial to the early national era.

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站在自己的角度：美国革命中的非裔美国人爱国者 Judith L. Van Buskirk

他将这些宗教主张应用于定义了早期共和时代公民身份和同情心的种族和性别概念。Cast Down 是一部绝世佳作，其关于美国早期宗教、种族、性别和痛苦的复杂争论，广泛的理论参与，以及对重要而多样的早期美国文本的选择。它标志着对宗教话语的学术理解及其在从殖民时代到民族早期的早期美国社会的划分和组织中所发挥的作用做出了重要贡献。