An ethnographic study of cultural policy in Jamaica as seen from above and below in relation to race, class, and nation.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Deborah A. Thomas is Assistant Professor of Cultural Anthropology at Duke University.
Inhaltsangabe
Acknowledgments xi Introduction: "Out of Many, One (Black) People" 1 Part 1: The Global-National 27 1. The "Problem" of Nationalism in the British West Indies; or, "What We Are and What We Hope to Be" 29 2. Political Economies of Culture 58 Part II: The National-Local 93 3. Strangers and Friends 95 4. Institutionalizing (Racialized) Progress 130 5. Emancipating the Nation (Again) 158 Part III: The Local-Global 193 6. Political Economies of Modernity 195 7. Modern Blackness; or, Theoretical "Tripping" on Black Vernacular Cultures 230 Conclusion: The Remix 263 Epilogue 271 Notes 279 Bibliography 311 Index 341
Acknowledgments xi Introduction: "Out of Many, One (Black) People" 1 Part 1: The Global-National 27 1. The "Problem" of Nationalism in the British West Indies; or, "What We Are and What We Hope to Be" 29 2. Political Economies of Culture 58 Part II: The National-Local 93 3. Strangers and Friends 95 4. Institutionalizing (Racialized) Progress 130 5. Emancipating the Nation (Again) 158 Part III: The Local-Global 193 6. Political Economies of Modernity 195 7. Modern Blackness; or, Theoretical "Tripping" on Black Vernacular Cultures 230 Conclusion: The Remix 263 Epilogue 271 Notes 279 Bibliography 311 Index 341
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