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Amsterdam University Press Slavery in the Cultural Imagination - Neerlandophone Space

Name: Slavery in the Cultural Imagination - Neerlandophone Space
Brand: Amsterdam University Press
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This scholarly work examines how slavery has been represented, discussed, and silenced within Dutch-language cultural discourse. Published by Amsterdam University Press and Routledge, the book explores the complex debates surrounding slavery's historical legacy in the Neerlandophone space, addressing both explicit engagements with the subject and the significant gaps in collective memory. Through analysis of cultural texts, historical narratives, and contemporary discussions, the volume reveals how slavery shaped European societies and continues to influence cultural identity. The collection brings together critical perspectives on representation, dissent, and the mechanisms by which certain historical truths are marginalised or forgotten. Essential reading for scholars of European history, postcolonial studies, cultural memory, and Dutch studies seeking to understand how societies reckon with difficult historical periods.

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Amsterdam University Press and Routledge publication provides authoritative scholarship on slavery's cultural representation in Dutch-language contexts.

Explores debates and silences surrounding slavery within the Neerlandophone space, revealing gaps in historical discourse and collective memory.

Addresses how cultural imagination shapes understanding of slavery and its ongoing impact on European identity and historical consciousness.

Brings together critical analyses of representation, dissent, and the mechanisms by which historical narratives are constructed or suppressed.

Essential resource for scholars studying postcolonial history, cultural memory, European studies, and the legacies of slavery in Western societies.

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Brand: Amsterdam University Press
Format: hardcover
ASIN: 9463728791
Category: Books > Subjects > History > Europe > Netherlands
Domain: Amazon UK
Release Date: 24 April 2025
Listed Since: 04 December 2024

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