Most important issues of today's world - such as development, human rights, and cultural pluralism - bear the unmistakable stamp of the transatlantic slave trade. In particular Africa's state of development can only be properly understood in the light of the widespread dismantling of African societies and the methodical and lasting human bloodletting to which the continent was subjected by way of the trans-Saharan and transatlantic slave trade over the centuries. But this greatest displacement of population in history also transformed the vast geo-cultural area of the Americas and the…mehr
Most important issues of today's world - such as development, human rights, and cultural pluralism - bear the unmistakable stamp of the transatlantic slave trade. In particular Africa's state of development can only be properly understood in the light of the widespread dismantling of African societies and the methodical and lasting human bloodletting to which the continent was subjected by way of the trans-Saharan and transatlantic slave trade over the centuries. But this greatest displacement of population in history also transformed the vast geo-cultural area of the Americas and the Caribbean. In this volume, one result of UNESCO's project Memory of Peoples: The Slave Route, scholars and thinkers from Africa, the Americas, Europe, and the Caribbean have come together to raise some crucial questions and offer new perspectives on debates that have lost none of their urgency.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Doudou Diène of Senegal was United Nations Special Rapporteur on contemporary forms of racism, racial discrimination, xenophobia and related intolerance in 2002--2008.
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List of Tables Preface Foreword Nicéphore Soglo 'The Body of Memory' Mohammed Kacimi From the Slave Trade to the Challenge of Development: Reflections on the Conditions for World Peace Doudou Diène Popularisation of the History of the Slave Trade Ibrahima Baba Kaké Part I: History, Memory and Archives of the Slave Trade Chapter 1. Women, Marriage and Slavery in Nineteenth-Century Black Africa during the Precolonial Period Catherine Coquery-Vidrovitch Chapter 2. The Travel and Transport of Slaves Mame-Kouna Tondut-Sène Chapter 3. The Transition from the Slave Trade to 'Legitimate' Commerce Robin Law Chapter 4. Submarine Archaeology and the History of the Slave Trade Max Guérout Chapter 5. Origins of the Slaves in the Lima Region in Peru (Sixteenth and Seventeenth Centuries) Jean-Pierre Tardieu Chapter 6. Returning Afro-Brazilians Bellarmin C. Codo Chapter 7. The Slave Trade to Russia Dieudonné Gnammankou Part II: Demographic Impact and Economic and Social Dimensions of the Slave Trade Chapter 8. From the Slave Trade to Underdevelopment Yves Bénot Chapter 9. The Unmeasured Hazards of the Atlantic Slave Trade: Sources, Causes and Historiographical Implications Joseph E. Inikori Chapter 10. The Slave Trade and the Demographic Evolution of Africa Patrick Manning Chapter 11. The Mental Route of the Slave: A Few Thoughts Inspired by the Present-Day Situation of the Black Peoples Joseph Ki-Zerbo Chapter 12. The Conditions of Slaves in the Americas Paul E. Lovejoy Chapter 13. Slavery and Society in the Caribbean (1900-1930) Francisco López Segrera Part III: Abolition of the Slave Trade and Slavery, and Changing Mentalities Chapter 14. The Abolition of the Slave Trade and Slavery: Historical Foundations Joseph C. Miller Chapter 15. The Liberated Slaves and the Question of the Return to Africa: Interaction along the Upper Guinea Coast Florence Omolara Mahoney Chapter 16. Former African and Malagasy Freed Slaves: Comprehensive Listing and Conclusions Norbert Benoît Chapter 17. Slavery in Law Codes Lluís Sala-Molins Chapter 18. The Incomplete Past of Slavery: The African Heritage in the Social Reality, Subconsciousness and Imagination of Guadeloupe Dany Bébel-Gisler Chapter 19. From the Slave Trade to the 'Screening' of Immigrants Hagen Kordes Chapter 20. The Slave's World of the Imagination: Outline of the Foundations of Caribbean Thought Hugues Liborel-Pochot Chapter 21. Slaves and Slavery in the Study of Fon Proverbs in Benin Jean-Norbert Vignondé Chapter 22. Some Remarks on the Christian Churches and the Atlantic Slave Trade from the Fifteenth to the Nineteenth Century Alphonse Quenum Chapter 23. The Abolitions of Slavery (1793, 1794, 1848): Overview of a Symposium Marcel Dorigny Part IV: Contributions, Continuity and Cultural Dynamics Chapter 24. The All-Americas/All-American African Diaspora Sheila S. Walker Chapter 25. The Role of Africa and Blacks in the Building of the Americas: Focus on Colombia Nina S. de Friedemann Chapter 26. The African Presence in Brazil Kabengele Munanga Chapter 27. Influence of African Art on American Art Joseph C.E. Adande Chapter 28. Resilience and Transformation in Varieties of African Musical Elements in Latin America Kazadi wa Mukuna Chapter 29. African Survivals in the Secular Popular Culture of the Americas Yolande Behanzin-Joseph-Noël Chapter 30. Survivals and Dynamism of African Cultures in the Americas Olabiyi B. Yai Chapter 31. African Religions in the Americas: A Structural Analysis Guérin C. Montilus Chapter 32. The Persistence of Clan Identities among Slaves through the Vodun and Orisha Religious Cults Jacqueline Roumeguère-Eberhardt Chapter 33. The Influence of Blacks in the Americas Luz María Martínez-Montiel Part V: The Slave Trade and International Co-operation Chapter 34. Towards the Pedagogy of the History of the Slave Trade Jean-Michel Deveau Chapter 35. Slavery, Genocide or Holocaust? Roger Somé Chapter 36. Diasporas, Multiculturalism and Solidarity in the Caribbean Julie Lirus-Galap Chapter 37. The Slave Trade and Cultural Tourism Clément Koudessa Lokossou Chapter 38. The Slave Route to the Río de la Plata: From the Slave Trade to the Contemporary Cultural Dialogue Nilda Beatriz Anglarill Notes on Contributors
List of Tables Preface Foreword Nicéphore Soglo 'The Body of Memory' Mohammed Kacimi From the Slave Trade to the Challenge of Development: Reflections on the Conditions for World Peace Doudou Diène Popularisation of the History of the Slave Trade Ibrahima Baba Kaké Part I: History, Memory and Archives of the Slave Trade Chapter 1. Women, Marriage and Slavery in Nineteenth-Century Black Africa during the Precolonial Period Catherine Coquery-Vidrovitch Chapter 2. The Travel and Transport of Slaves Mame-Kouna Tondut-Sène Chapter 3. The Transition from the Slave Trade to 'Legitimate' Commerce Robin Law Chapter 4. Submarine Archaeology and the History of the Slave Trade Max Guérout Chapter 5. Origins of the Slaves in the Lima Region in Peru (Sixteenth and Seventeenth Centuries) Jean-Pierre Tardieu Chapter 6. Returning Afro-Brazilians Bellarmin C. Codo Chapter 7. The Slave Trade to Russia Dieudonné Gnammankou Part II: Demographic Impact and Economic and Social Dimensions of the Slave Trade Chapter 8. From the Slave Trade to Underdevelopment Yves Bénot Chapter 9. The Unmeasured Hazards of the Atlantic Slave Trade: Sources, Causes and Historiographical Implications Joseph E. Inikori Chapter 10. The Slave Trade and the Demographic Evolution of Africa Patrick Manning Chapter 11. The Mental Route of the Slave: A Few Thoughts Inspired by the Present-Day Situation of the Black Peoples Joseph Ki-Zerbo Chapter 12. The Conditions of Slaves in the Americas Paul E. Lovejoy Chapter 13. Slavery and Society in the Caribbean (1900-1930) Francisco López Segrera Part III: Abolition of the Slave Trade and Slavery, and Changing Mentalities Chapter 14. The Abolition of the Slave Trade and Slavery: Historical Foundations Joseph C. Miller Chapter 15. The Liberated Slaves and the Question of the Return to Africa: Interaction along the Upper Guinea Coast Florence Omolara Mahoney Chapter 16. Former African and Malagasy Freed Slaves: Comprehensive Listing and Conclusions Norbert Benoît Chapter 17. Slavery in Law Codes Lluís Sala-Molins Chapter 18. The Incomplete Past of Slavery: The African Heritage in the Social Reality, Subconsciousness and Imagination of Guadeloupe Dany Bébel-Gisler Chapter 19. From the Slave Trade to the 'Screening' of Immigrants Hagen Kordes Chapter 20. The Slave's World of the Imagination: Outline of the Foundations of Caribbean Thought Hugues Liborel-Pochot Chapter 21. Slaves and Slavery in the Study of Fon Proverbs in Benin Jean-Norbert Vignondé Chapter 22. Some Remarks on the Christian Churches and the Atlantic Slave Trade from the Fifteenth to the Nineteenth Century Alphonse Quenum Chapter 23. The Abolitions of Slavery (1793, 1794, 1848): Overview of a Symposium Marcel Dorigny Part IV: Contributions, Continuity and Cultural Dynamics Chapter 24. The All-Americas/All-American African Diaspora Sheila S. Walker Chapter 25. The Role of Africa and Blacks in the Building of the Americas: Focus on Colombia Nina S. de Friedemann Chapter 26. The African Presence in Brazil Kabengele Munanga Chapter 27. Influence of African Art on American Art Joseph C.E. Adande Chapter 28. Resilience and Transformation in Varieties of African Musical Elements in Latin America Kazadi wa Mukuna Chapter 29. African Survivals in the Secular Popular Culture of the Americas Yolande Behanzin-Joseph-Noël Chapter 30. Survivals and Dynamism of African Cultures in the Americas Olabiyi B. Yai Chapter 31. African Religions in the Americas: A Structural Analysis Guérin C. Montilus Chapter 32. The Persistence of Clan Identities among Slaves through the Vodun and Orisha Religious Cults Jacqueline Roumeguère-Eberhardt Chapter 33. The Influence of Blacks in the Americas Luz María Martínez-Montiel Part V: The Slave Trade and International Co-operation Chapter 34. Towards the Pedagogy of the History of the Slave Trade Jean-Michel Deveau Chapter 35. Slavery, Genocide or Holocaust? Roger Somé Chapter 36. Diasporas, Multiculturalism and Solidarity in the Caribbean Julie Lirus-Galap Chapter 37. The Slave Trade and Cultural Tourism Clément Koudessa Lokossou Chapter 38. The Slave Route to the Río de la Plata: From the Slave Trade to the Contemporary Cultural Dialogue Nilda Beatriz Anglarill Notes on Contributors
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