Vodou in Haitian Memory examines the idea and representation of the Haitian Vodou in Haitin history, art, painting, aesthetics, and culture. Vodou is also studied from multiple theoretical approaches including queer, feminist theory, critical race theory, Marxism, postcolonial criticism, postmodernism, and psychoanalysis.
Vodou in Haitian Memory examines the idea and representation of the Haitian Vodou in Haitin history, art, painting, aesthetics, and culture. Vodou is also studied from multiple theoretical approaches including queer, feminist theory, critical race theory, Marxism, postcolonial criticism, postmodernism, and psychoanalysis.
Edited by Celucien L. Joseph and Nixon S. Cleophat - Contributions by Wiebke Beushausen; Anne Brüske; Brandon R. Byrd; Asselin Charles; Patrick Delices; Crystal Andrea Felima; Myriam Moïse and Shallum Pierre
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Introduction: Towards New Visions and New Approaches to the Vodou Religion Celucien L. Joseph, Asselin Charles, Schallum Pierre, and Nixon Cleophat Part I: Vodou, Modernity, Resistance, and Haitian Cultural Identity and Nationalism Chapter One: James Theodore Holly, Fabre Geffrard, and the Construction of a "Civilized' Haiti" Brandon R. Byrd Chapter Two: Oath To Our Ancestors: The Flag of Haiti is Rooted in Vodou Patrick Delices Part II. Vodou, Vodouphobia, and Haitian Male Intellectuals and Cultural Critics Chapter Three: The Role of Vodou in the Religious Philosophy of Jean Price-Mars Celucien L. Joseph Chapter Four: Jacques Stephen Alexis, Haitian Vodou and Medicine: Between Cure and Care Shallum Pierre Part III. Vodou, Christian Theology, and Collective Redemption Chapter Five: Haitian Vodou: The Ethics of Social Sin & the Praxis of Liberation Nixon S. Cleophat Chapter Six: Vodouphobia and Afrophobic Discourse in Haitian Thought: An Analysis of Dantès Bellegarde's Religious Sensibility Celucien L. Joseph Chapter Seven: Haitian Vodou, a Politico-Realist Theology of Survival: Resistance in the Face of Colonial Violence and Social Suffering Nixon S. Cleophat Part IV. Vodou, Memory, Trauma, and Haitian Women Intellectuals and Cultural Critics Chapter Eight: Vodou Symbolism and "Poto Mitan:" Women in Edwidge Danticat's Work Myriam Moïse Chapter Nine: Writing from lòt bò dlo: Vodou Aesthetics and Poetics in Edwidge Danticat and Myriam Chancy Anne Brüske and Wiebke Beushausen Chapter Ten: The Economics of Vodou: Haitian Women, Entrepreneurship, and Empowerment Crystal Andrea Felima
Introduction: Towards New Visions and New Approaches to the Vodou Religion Celucien L. Joseph, Asselin Charles, Schallum Pierre, and Nixon Cleophat Part I: Vodou, Modernity, Resistance, and Haitian Cultural Identity and Nationalism Chapter One: James Theodore Holly, Fabre Geffrard, and the Construction of a "Civilized' Haiti" Brandon R. Byrd Chapter Two: Oath To Our Ancestors: The Flag of Haiti is Rooted in Vodou Patrick Delices Part II. Vodou, Vodouphobia, and Haitian Male Intellectuals and Cultural Critics Chapter Three: The Role of Vodou in the Religious Philosophy of Jean Price-Mars Celucien L. Joseph Chapter Four: Jacques Stephen Alexis, Haitian Vodou and Medicine: Between Cure and Care Shallum Pierre Part III. Vodou, Christian Theology, and Collective Redemption Chapter Five: Haitian Vodou: The Ethics of Social Sin & the Praxis of Liberation Nixon S. Cleophat Chapter Six: Vodouphobia and Afrophobic Discourse in Haitian Thought: An Analysis of Dantès Bellegarde's Religious Sensibility Celucien L. Joseph Chapter Seven: Haitian Vodou, a Politico-Realist Theology of Survival: Resistance in the Face of Colonial Violence and Social Suffering Nixon S. Cleophat Part IV. Vodou, Memory, Trauma, and Haitian Women Intellectuals and Cultural Critics Chapter Eight: Vodou Symbolism and "Poto Mitan:" Women in Edwidge Danticat's Work Myriam Moïse Chapter Nine: Writing from lòt bò dlo: Vodou Aesthetics and Poetics in Edwidge Danticat and Myriam Chancy Anne Brüske and Wiebke Beushausen Chapter Ten: The Economics of Vodou: Haitian Women, Entrepreneurship, and Empowerment Crystal Andrea Felima
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