Research Catalog

Title

Slavery, memory, citizenship / Paul E. Lovejoy and Vanessa S. Oliveira, eds.

Publication

Trenton : Africa World Press, 2016.

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Details

Additional Authors

• Lovejoy, Paul E.
• Oliveira, Vanessa S., 1980-

Description

xxviii, 442 pages : illustrations, maps; 23 cm

Series Statement

The Harriet Tubman series on the African diaspora

Uniform Title

Harriet Tubman series (Trenton, N.J.)

Subject

• Slavery
• African diaspora
• African Americans > Race identity
• Racism
• Race relations
• Collective memory
• Slavery > Caribbean Area > History
• Slavery > Africa > History
• Slavery > North America > History

Note

• "...contributions were initially presented at an event which was designated a Summer Institute/Institut d'Etat entitled "Slavery, Memory, Citizenshiip," held at the Harriet Tubman Institute, York University, on August 21-27, 2011."

Bibliography (note)

• Includes bibliographical references and index.

Contents

Introduction: Slavery, Memory, Citizenship / Paul E. Lovejoy -- Part I. Slavery: chapter 1. Slave life in the Canadian Maritime Colonies / Harvey Amani Whitfield; chapter 2. Afro-descendant slaves in the legal system of colonial Chile, 1770-1823 / Carolina Gonzalez; chapter 3. Discipline and masculinities in slave communities of the antebellum South / David Doddington; chapter 4. Trauma in diaspora: slavocentric visions of African American identity in Liberia and the antebellum United States / Ben Schiller; chapter 5. 'Over the way' on the border of Canada before the Civil War / Dann J. Broyld; chapter 6. Slavery and the forgotten women slave owners of Luanda (1846-1876) / Vanessa S. Oliveira -- Part II. Memory: chapter 7. Identifying Juan Correa, the painter, and Vicente Guerrero, independence leader, in Mexican history / Maria Elisa Velazquez; chapter 8. Dawn of tomorrow, 'a noble tradition to be maintained' in the historical memory of Canada / Melissa N. Shaw; chapter 9. Confronting 'liberal lies' about Black Canada: George Elliott Clarke and the children of Frantz Fanon / Daniel McNeil; chapter 10. Devoir d'histoire: confronting the history of slavery in public space in France / Sonja Dinter; chapter 11. Conflicting narratives of identity and the past in the memory of slavery in Guadeloupe / Ary Gordien; chapter 12. Walls of memory and political expression in Port-au-Prince / Lenique Gaspard -- Part III. Citizenship: chapter 13. Integration and assimilation? Afro-Mexicans in the birth of the Mexican nation, 1810-1850 / María Camila Díaz Casas; chapter 14. Re-appropriating the repressive past through memories of slavery in the Mandara Mountains / Chetima Melchisedek and Gaimatakwan Kr Dujok Alexandre; chapter 15. 'Forgetting' slavery, resilience and the end of national deafness in France / Myriam Cottias; chapter 16. Art, citizenship and reparations for slavery: practices and perspectives from two engaged artists in Rio de Janeiro / Francine Saillant; chapter 17. Compensation and the legacy of trans-Atlantic slavery in international law / Blaise Tchikaya -- Appendix. Summer institute 2011: slavery, memory, citizenship.

Call Number

Sc E 16-692

ISBN

• 9781569024713
• 1569024715
• 9781569024720
• 1569024723

LCCN

2016011824

OCLC

945549883

Title

Slavery, memory, citizenship / Paul E. Lovejoy and Vanessa S. Oliveira, eds.

Publisher

Trenton : Africa World Press, 2016.

Type of Content

text

Type of Medium

unmediated

Type of Carrier

volume

Series

The Harriet Tubman series on the African diaspora

Harriet Tubman series (Trenton, N.J.)

Bibliography

Includes bibliographical references and index.

Added Author

Lovejoy, Paul E., editor, author.

Oliveira, Vanessa S., 1980- editor, author.

Research Call Number

Sc E 16-692