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catalyst-30498	Murillo III, John	Review: Fugitive Science: Empiricism and Freedom in Early African American Culture, by Britt Rusert	2019	5	.pdf	application/pdf	1628	50	34	Fugitive science describes a heterogeneous, innovative, resistant, “dynamic and diverse archive of engagements with, critiques of, and responses to” (p. 4) the antiblack racial science that proliferated the antebellum episteme, and it expands the definition of science to include forms of praxis and experimentation typically, and often deliberately, unrecognized as science: conjuring, performance, astrology, mysticism, mesmerism, and imaginative speculation. Review of Fugitive science: Empiricism and freedom in early African American culture, by Britt Rusert (NYU Press, 2017).	cache/catalyst-30498.pdf	txt/catalyst-30498.txt