Politics of memory making slavery visible in the public space

Detalles Bibliográficos
Otros Autores: Araujo, Ana Lucia (-)
Formato: Libro electrónico
Idioma:Inglés
Publicado: New York : Routledge 2012.
Colección:Routledge studies in cultural history ; 17
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Tabla de Contenidos:
  • Transnational memory of slave merchants : making the perpetrators visible in the public space / Ana Lucia Araujo
  • Reasons for silence : tracing the legacy of internal slavery and slave trade in contemporary Gambia / Alice Bellagamba
  • With or without roots : conflicting memories of slavery and indentured labor in the Mauritian public space / Mathieu Claveyrolas
  • Smoldering memories and burning questions : the politics of remembering Sally Bassett and slavery in Bermuda / Quito Swan
  • Making slavery visible (again): the nineteenth-century roots of a revisionist recovery in New England / Margot Minardi
  • Teaching and commemorating slavery and abolition in France : from organized forgetfulness to historical debates / Nelly Schmidt
  • Commemorating a guilty past : the politics of memory in the French former slave trade cities / Renaud Hourcade
  • The challenge of memorializing slavery in North Carolina : the unsung founders memorial and the North Carolina Freedom Monument Project / René Ater
  • Museums and slavery in Britain : the bicentenary of 1807 / Geoffrey Cubitt
  • Museums and sensitive histories : the International Slavery Museum / Richard Benjamin
  • The art of memory : São Paulo's Afrobrasil Museum / Kimberly Cleveland
  • Afro-Brazilian heritage and slavery in Rio de Janeiro community museums / Francine Saillant, Pedro Simonard
  • Exhibiting slavery at the New-York Historical Society / Kathleen Hulser
  • Museums and the story of slavery: the challenge of language / Regina Faden.