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Moving Spaces: Creolisation and Mobility in Africa, the Atlantic and Indian Ocean brings new perspectives on issues of creolisation, mobility, and migration of ideas, songs, stories, people, and plants, in parts of Africa, the Atlantic and the Indian Ocean worlds.
| Title | : | Moving Spaces: Creolisation and Mobility in Africa, the Atlantic and Indian Ocean |
| Author | : | Marina Berthet |
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Moving spaces: creolisation and mobility in africa, the atlantic and indian ocean addresses issues of creolisation, mobility, and migration of ideas, songs, stories, and people, as well as plants, in various parts of africa, the atlantic and the indian ocean worlds. It brings together anglophone, francophone and lusophone specialists from.
Through an examination of expressive forms, musicians, and artisans in post-katrina new orleans, this multi-media essay explores creolization as an approach to ethnographic work that seeks to describe and interpret cultural continuity and creativity. Creolization conjoins multiple sources in new identities and expressions.
Balutansky is associate professor of english at saint michael's college and author of ithe novels of alex la guma/i and iof several articles on caribbean women writers/i.
Creolization of politics, politics of creolization: thinking of an “unthought” in the work the assumption that we will support in this article is to show how creolization leaves hanging the question of the political organization of a future creole society or the future creole countries.
This chapter situates south african poet-in-exile keorapetse kgositsile at the centre of the black arts movement in 1960s america. It aims to demonstrate his influence in that milieu, informed by his distinct south african and setswana background, which makes a case for multiple inflections of voices, geographies and histories in the making of black modernity.
Creolization is a combination of moving parts and each part plays a role in the creolisation process. Blacks will mix the culture they already held from africa with new european values. He stresses that the area of sexual relationships is one of the most important facilitators of the creolisation process.
Diasporic identity and journey in jhumpa lahiri's the namesake. In the present era of transnational migration, the flow of the people among the different countries, convergence of the heterogeneous cultures, creolization of languages and hybridization of identities have broken the concept of fixity or absolute territoriality.
The creolization of theory is a bold intervention in debates about the role of theory in the humanities. Étienne balibar, dominique chancé, pheng cheah, leo ching, liz constable, anne donadey, fatima el-tayeb, julin everett, édouard glissant, barnor hesse, ping-hui liao, françoise lionnet, walter mignolo, andrea schwieger.
In her creolization of both prospero and caliban, a move which gives centre stage to the because an articulation of the silences or spaces between prescribed.
Mar 2, 2021 negotiating differences in shifting urban spaces: conviviality, cohabitation and resistance. Creolisation and conviviality visual insights in a world on the move [vaneasa].
Professor sally-ann murray’s 2019 collection otherwise occupied (dryad press)has been nominated for a 2020 south african literary award (sala) in the poetry category. Already a winner of the 1991 sanlam prize for her first collection, shifting, as well as the 2009 m-net prize for english fiction and the 2010 herman charles bosman prize for her debut novel, small moving parts, professor.
Have the meanings of the terms creolization and creole changed? pc: creole, yes in the beginning creole meant something that was born in the americas - because the problem arose very quickly with regard to making a distinction between those who came from the metropolis (metropole) and those who belonged to the space [of the americas].
The creolite movement—jean bernabe, raphael confiant and patrick chamoiseau—accentuate edouard glissant's doctrine of caribbeanness and focus on the distinctiveness of being creole through speaking the creole language and being racially diverse.
“ globalization and the post-creole imagination invites us to move creolization debates beyond the plantation and the ideological constructions of caribbean national identity, which have generated numerous exclusions and misrecognitions to the meaning of creole culture and citizenship.
Jul 12, 2013 arguing that sexual labour distinctive to women on the plantation together with the asymmetries of power within that space–time entity demanded.
Thus, creolization frames a space, in which national rhetoric about identity and community are contested and challenged. This leads us then to think more broadly of moments of cultural mixing and transversal conviviality. In this sense, glissant (1997a/b;) describes europe as inevitably inscribed in the project of creolization.
The concept of the “archipelago” has been discussed and deployed by historians, social scientists, literary and cultural studies scholars since the 1950s to dismantle linear narratives of historical, national and cultural development; to resist the taxonomy of centre-periphery; to emphasise shared human experiences premised on relation, creolisation and cultural diversity; and to inspire.
The idea of creolization calls attention to how people make and remake culture and how culture changes over geographic and historical space.
The space between categories and boundaries under pressure, are privil- country has seen the rise of a moderately successful political hindu move-.
Bellwood, alia renee, sights and spaces of moving memory: the public spaces through affect theory and postcolonial concepts of creolisation and relation.
Ibbean initiated a process of creolization that acquired unique creolization refers to the process by which joined the ranks of the rastafari move- ment.
Creolization is the process through which creole languages and cultures emerge. Creolization patterson would explain, the creation of wholly new cultural forms in the transnational space, such as 'new yorican' and miami.
Interactions between and among cultural traits and larger global forces can lead to new forms of cultural expression; for example, creolization and lingua franca. Colonialism, imperialism, and trade helped to shape patterns and practices of culture.
Édouard glissant would call “creolization” and explore how blackness, as an aesthetics and politics, occupies the position of object within, rather than distanced from, the scene. Standing in sharp contrast to the dominant understanding of moving-image immersion as an agent of late capital, van peebles’s landmark film.
Nourbese philip afterword, by yanick lahens 155 notes 165 works cited 173 contributors 179 index 185 page 13 preface the idea for this anthology was born while the editors were both at the university of virginia, collaborating on several projects linking the francophone and anglophone caribbean.
Jul 16, 2009 all we can provide are broad boundary conditions that limit the space of uniformly pronounced to the right of the verb, except when they move.
Com, creolization is the hybridization of a culture, as it absorbs and transforms forces from outside. A cultural practice that i have chosen that has spread from one geographic location to another is iranian music. Before iranians migrated to other countries, their music was more traditional and the singers were older.
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The concept of creolization, so called by analogy with the creolization of languages, has been used in anthropology to refer to the process of social change that takes place in societies characterized by rapid social flux, and where cultural influences from various origins are integrated into a new system of meaning locally produced.
Moving spaces: creolisation and mobility in africa, the atlantic and indian ocean.
Excerpt from: moving spaces: choreography, metaphor, and meaning. Most young dancers begin their training in ballet; i began mine as a small child taking.
Accordingly, we wish to persist in space, creolization processes have also to be treated as dynamically consti-tuted.
Moving beyond more abstract, apolitical conceptions of diaspora, balibar’s concept refers not to a global citizenship or a borderless world, but a citizenship that recognises the complexity of spaces and movements that make up peoples’ everyday realities.
Mary states that the sun is moving and, when prompted, initially elaborates the space constitutes a hybrid space, where the two other pure cultural forms come to be concepts of diaspora, sabir, métissage (creolization), hybridity,.
Apr 8, 2015 reconfiguration of caribbean spaces, palgrave macmillan 2020. Abstract populations moving to north-american and european megacities.
Creolization is only one aspect of fugitive power, but it is one with an intriguing past, an increasingly visible present and, i will suggest, a promising future.
Conference postponed and covid-19 update below: due to the ongoing complications with the covid-19 pandemic globally, the archipelagic memory conference has been postponed to a future date until it is possible to travel again and delegates can safely convene in mauritius for what we hope will be an outstanding intellectual, cultural and social event.
Creolization on the move (dynamized) engages a complicated set of concepts in constant transformation. In this sense, the author sees the relationality of creolization as an articulated continuum of self, time, and space immersed in global and local dynamics related not only to the caribbean but also to other “vulnerable” regions of the world.
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