Scenes of subjection: terror, slavery, and self-making in nineteenth-century America

I. Formations of terror and enjoyment : 1. Innocent amusements: the stage of sufferance

2. Redressing the pained body: toward a theory of practice

3. Seduction and the ruses of power.

II. The subject of freedom : 4. The burdened individuality of freedom

5. Fashioning obligation: indebted servitude and the fetters of slavery

6. Instinct and injury: bodily integrity, natural affinities, and the constitution of equality.