Dr Richard Anderson
Lecturer
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- Email Address
- richard.anderson@abdn.ac.uk
- School/Department
- School of Divinity, History, Philosophy & Art History
Biography
I research and teach the history of pre-colonial and colonial Africa and the African Diaspora, with particular emphasis on British colonialism and abolitionism in West Africa. Since joining the University of Aberdeen in 2020 I have also led research on the Legacies of Slavery and North-East Scotland. I was previously Lecturer in Colonial and Postcolonial History at the University of Exeter (2019-2020) and a Commonwealth Rutherford Fellow at the University of Leicester (2017-2019). I completed my PhD in African History at Yale University in 2015.
Latest Publications
African Narratives of Slavery and Abolition: Testimonies from the Nineteenth Century
Bloomsbury Academic. 220 pagesBooks and Reports: BooksAbolition’s Adolescence: Apprenticeship as ‘Liberation’ in Sierra Leone, 1808–1848
English Historical Review, vol. 137, no. 586, pp. 763-793Contributions to Journals: ArticlesLiberated Africans
Oxford Research Encyclopedia of African HistoryContributions to Journals: Articles525 Years in the Pursuit of Truth Podcast: James Ramsay (1733-1789): Scottish Abolitionism in the Anglo-Atlantic World
Non-textual Forms: Digital or Visual Products
- Teaching
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Programmes
- Undergraduate, 4 year, September start
- Postgraduate, 1 , September start
- Postgraduate, 3 year, January start
Courses
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African Narratives of Slavery and Abolition: Testimonies from the Nineteenth Century
Bloomsbury Academic. 220 pagesBooks and Reports: BooksAbolition’s Adolescence: Apprenticeship as ‘Liberation’ in Sierra Leone, 1808–1848
English Historical Review, vol. 137, no. 586, pp. 763-793Contributions to Journals: ArticlesLiberated Africans
Oxford Research Encyclopedia of African HistoryContributions to Journals: Articles525 Years in the Pursuit of Truth Podcast: James Ramsay (1733-1789): Scottish Abolitionism in the Anglo-Atlantic World
Non-textual Forms: Digital or Visual Products