Titlebook: Literary Histories of the Early Anglophone Caribbean; Islands in the Strea Nicole N. Aljoe,Brycchan Carey,Thomas W. Krise Book 2018 The Edi

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-319-71592-6Caribbean; Early Creole Novels; Early West Indian Narratives; Atlantic World; literary history

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Introduction, more than two centuries of English language literary works by and about people in a region marked by being the first place that the Old and New worlds collided; where a near-complete genocide was followed by the largest forced migration in history; where mass-scale deforestation was followed by the

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,“Memory, Rememory, and the Moral Constitution of Caribbean Literary History”,f indigenous Caribbean people, and the occult knowledge and revolutionary imaginary of transplanted African slaves. Positioning memory as the central impetus of my essay, I will apply memory’s late-twentieth-century reinstitution as a legitimate episteme and analytical tool to evaluate the pre-Colum

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Early Caribbean Evangelical Life Narrative,es by 1830 to a creolization of forms of worship and the way “evangelical institutions came to constitute important loci wherein African peoples could develop a sense of belonging and assert a cultural presence in the larger society through the creation of their own moral and social communities” (Sy

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The Promise of the Tropics: Wealth, Illness, and African Bodies in Early Anglo-Caribbean Medical Wrn colonists and enslaved Africans employed to meet those challenges. Classical western philosophies indicated that the Caribbean was uninhabitable: located in a tropical zone, it was characterized by extreme heat that, if it was capable of producing great mineral wealth, was hostile to life. These t