Routledge Handbook of Afro-Latin American Studies

Herausgeber: Reiter, Bernd; Sánchez, John Antón

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Produktbeschreibung

This Handbook provides a comprehensive roadmap to the burgeoning area of Afro-Latin American Studies.

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Produktdetails

• Verlag: Routledge
• Seitenzahl: 682
• Erscheinungstermin: 27. Mai 2024
• Englisch
• Abmessung: 254mm x 178mm x 36mm
• Gewicht: 1261g
• ISBN-13: 9780367747282
• ISBN-10: 0367747286
• Artikelnr.: 70352517

Autorenporträt

Bernd Reiter is a professor for the department of Classical and Modern Languages and Literatures at Texas Tech University. His publications include Decolonizing the Social Sciences and the Humanities (2021), Legal Duty and Upper Limits (2020), Constructing the Pluriverse (2018), among others. He served as the Fulbright Distinguished Chair in Public Policy, Brazil from 2021 to 2022. John Antón Sánchez is a specialist in Social Development (Universidad del Choco, 2001). He has an MA in Sociology of Culture (Universidad de Colombia, 2005) and a PhD in Social Sciences (Flacso, 2009). He was formerly head of Social Sciences for UNESCO, Andean Region (2020-2011) and dean of Universidad Técnica Luis Vargas Torres de Esmeraldas (2016-2017). He has been a Flacso guest lecturer at the Chair of the African Diaspora in the Americas; he is a former professor of Anthropology at Universidad de San Francisco in Quito. His research topics are elated to the African diaspora in the Americas; race, racism, and inequalities; Afro-descendant social movement; theory of the rights of peoples and nationalities; as well as topics on Afro-descendant anthropology relates to ancestral knowledges, religiosity, and healing practices. He is interested in the history of Sub-Saharan Africa, legal sociology and the archeology of slavery. At the Instituto de Altos Estudios Nacionales (IAEN), he is head of the Chairs on Fundamental Principles of Public Service, Theory of the State, and Public Policies.

Inhaltsangabe

Preface Introduction Part 1: Disciplinary Studies 1. A Short History of
Afro-Latin American Studies, 1890-2020 2. The Socio-Cultural Anthropology
of Afro-Latin America: A Brief Illustrative History 3. A Global Overview of
Sociological Studies on Afro-Descendants 4. Afro-Latin American Linguistics
from African Nationalities to American Demonyms 5. African Diaspora
Archaeology in Latin America: Advances and Future Debates 6. Logbook to
Describe the Routes of Afro-Latin American Literature 7. Inequities in Life
Opportunities for Afro-Descendants in Latin America: A Literary Review 8.
"Afro Latin American Legal Studies" 9. "Afro-Latin American Politics" 10.
Afro-Latin American Geography 11. The Difficult Decolonization of Latin
American Psyche Part 2: Thematic Fields of Study 12. Studies on Slavery 13.
Studies on Racialized Relations 14. Studies on Racial Classifications in
Latin America 15. Nations, Castes, Qualities, and Races in Latin American
Viceregal Societies: Ambiguities in the Denomination of Afro-Descendant
Populations 16. From cordial to structural racism 17. Studies on The Black
Atlantic and Pacific 18. "Afro-descendant Territorialities in Latin
America": Assertions, Processes and Dilemmas 19. The Negritude Movement in
Latin America 20. Human Rights in Afro-Latin America 21. Afrodescendants,
Multiculturalism, and the Adoption of Ethnoracial Law in Latin America 22.
Studies on Democracy and Afro-Descendant Political Participation in Latin
America 23. Black Feminisms in Latin America and the Caribbean:
Contributions to the State of the Art 24. Patterns of urban racial
residential segregation in Latin America: the cases of Brazil and Colombia
25. Afro-Latin American Music in Perspective: Studies and Narratives From
and Toward the Territory 26. The Rise of the Afrodiasporic Meta-Genres and
the Global Afro-Latinx 27. African inspired religions in Latin America 28.
Challenges and Opportunities for Public Policies of Recognition and
Inclusion 29. Marronage in the Great Caribbean 30. Black Marxists or Black
Marxisms? A Decolonial Gaze 31. Studies on Demographics and Social
Indicadors: Afrodescendants in Latin America and their Sociodemographic
Realities 32. Post-Abolition Black Migrations: New Approaches to the
Movement of Afro-descendants From Colonial Times to the Present Part 3:
Regional or country study approaches 33. Afro-Brazilian Studies from a
Black Perspective 34. Perspectives Denied: Afro-Descendant Studies in
Argentina, Chile, and Paraguay 35. A historical, socio-political and
discourse approach to the emerging field of Afroperuvian Studies 36.
Afro-Ecuadorian Studies 37. Afro-Bolivian Past(s) and Present(s) in
Scholarship 38. Afro Colombian Studies: From the liberal reforms of the
1940s to the COVID19 era in the 2020s 39. Afro-Panamanian Studies 40.
Overcoming Invisibility: Afro-Descendants in Central America 41. From
Miscegenation Policies to Constitutional Recognition: A State of the Art in
Afro-Mexican Studies 42. In Defense of Black Life: A Brief Cultural History
of Anti-Racist Efforts in Puerto Rico 43. Culture, Race and Nation in
Afro-Cuban Studies: Trajectories and Challenges of an Open Field of Study
44. Haitian Studies Rising 45. Afro French Antillian Studies 46. An
Introduction to Afro Dominican Studies 47. Afro-Venezuelan Studies in Two
Times. Four Versions of One Reality Part 4: Pioneers or classics of
Afro-Latin American Studies 48. Melville Herskovits 49. Pioneers and
Continuing Contributors of Afro-Cuban Studies 50. Lélia Gonzalez, a
intelectual afro-latin american 51. José Carlos Luciano Huapaya (1956 -
2002) 52. Aquiles Escalante Polo: Anthropologist and Educator of
Afro-Colombian, Black, Maroon, and Indigenous Plurality 53. Rogerio
Velásquez Murillo: Pioneer of Anthropology of Negredumbre 54. Jacob
Gorender and Studies on Slavery in Brazil 55. Manuel Zapata Olivella: A
Wandering Thinker (1920-2004) 56. Gonzalo Aguirre Beltrán, Pioneer in the
Study of the Black Population in Mexico 57. Robert Cooper West (1913-2001)
58. Jean Price-Mars: Anti-west Resistance, African Rapprochement as an
Approachment to Humanism and Hatianness 59. René Depestre 60. Abdias
Nascimento 61. Gilberto Freyre: Race Relations in Brazil: Gilberto Freyre
as Their Interpreter 62. Franklin E. Frazier 63. Roger Bastide (1898-1974)
in Afro-Brazilian Studies 64. Raimundo Nina Rodrigues: The Physician and
His Informants, the Scientist and the Specialists 65. Edison Carneiro,
Between the Scientist and the Native 66. Manuel Querino 67. Juan García
'Worker of the process' and pioneer of Afro-descendant Studies in Ecuador
68. Nina S. de Friedemann and the African shadow 69. Luz María Martinez
Montiel, a Mexican Africanist, Pioneer in Afro-Mexican Studies 70. Ruth
Landes and the Interstices of a Research Field: Race and Gender Relations
in Getúlio Vargas's Brazil 71. Racial Prejudice and Stigma of Disease in
the Work of Oracy Nogueira 72. Virginia Leone Bicudo: A Pioneer in Studies
on Race Relations in Brazil 73. Angelina Pollak-Eltz 74. Beatriz
Nascimento: Intellectual, Activist and Poet