粘土
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chronology
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Implicit
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Island Possessed,he Americas because it refers to the opposition of civilization and savagery in the light of the imperial and colonial practices upon subjects. And yet, as the newspaper article reveals, progress in Haiti in 1936 also referred to the excitement of change, transition, and potential stability after po
Subjugate
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责任
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大厅
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Aqueous-Humor
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Introduction,ced form. These body-mind associations are also mediated by the human power of invention, strategies of survival, and belief in the power of the collective. This power fueled the Haitian Revolution and led Haiti to be the first free black republic of America.
Iatrogenic
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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-030-93492-7u are cited as an oddity, while few articles focus exclusively on the relationship between her aesthetics and the Caribbean. Meanwhile, the literature on Katherine Dunham respects her religious incursions into Vodou and Santería and is conscious of her political ties with the Caribbean and Latin Ame
死亡率
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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-030-93492-7ing of Vodou, which had been banned during the Occupation. Haiti in 1936 provided an ideal location for the dance research of then young anthropologist Katherine Dunham, who found ways to read, write, and dance Haiti alternatively in the experiences recorded in her 1969 text ..
Immunoglobulin
发表于 2025-3-25 01:39:29
Reference work 2023Latest edition in the words of Haitian American writer and professor Patrick Sylvain, “Haitian ambassadors,” contributing to an ongoing exchange between Haitian writers and artists and their counterparts in the rest of the Caribbean as well as the United States between the 1930s and 1950s.