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5、isiana: The Development of Afro- Creole Culture in the Eighteenth Century M .Baton Rouge: Louisiana State University Press, 1992. 31 Genovese, Eugene D. American S laves and T heir History M . Blan che W iesen Cook et al. , eds. . PastImperfect: Alternative Essays inAmerican History ( Vol. 1) C . Ne
6、w York, 1973. 32 Sobel, Mechal. The World They Made together: Blackand White Valuesin Eighteenth Century Virginia M . Princeton: Prin ceton Unullniversity Press, 1987.3 I : null yOntheBlackFamilyinAmericanSlaveryCHENZhi- jie( School of Foreign Languages, Tianjin Normal University, Tianjin, 300384, C
7、hina)Abstract:Family played a vital role in the life of the African- Americans suffering from slavery. T houghthe black slaves, w ho w ere regarded as the chattel of their masters, w ere not entitled to the right of family,they struggled to establish their fam ily life despite various setbacks resul
8、ted from their bondage. The slavesadapted their w ay of family life to the peculiar institution and developed their unique values of family. It isin the family that the black people found the sense of community and individual identity, which contributedto their survival under slavery.Keywords: black family; African- American; slavery; sense of fam ily96
