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Bloomsbury Transatlantic Dimensions of Ethnicity in African Diaspora

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Description

This collection of essays, drawing from research affiliated with the UNESCO Slave Route Project, examines the trans-Atlantic connections and cultural exchanges that emerged during slavery and its aftermath. The essays analyse ethnicity and culture across both sides of the Atlantic, employing new methodologies and historical sources to illuminate the African diaspora as one of the most significant phenomena in modern history. By exploring the cultural impact of the slave trade on Africa and the Americas, the contributors demonstrate how complex intercontinental forces shaped African identities, communities and cultural expressions throughout this pivotal period.

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Essays resulting from UNESCO Slave Route Project research provide scholarly depth on trans-Atlantic slave trade history and diaspora studies.

Focuses on ethnicity and culture manifestations across Africa and the Americas, revealing interconnected historical experiences.

Employs new methodologies and sources to examine the emergence and development of the African diaspora.

Published by Leicester University Press under the Black Atlantic series, offering academic rigour on transatlantic cultural exchange.

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Format
hardcover
Domain
Amazon UK
Release Date
15 January 2004
Listed Since
19 February 2007

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