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Saidiya Hartman e a busca por suas origens africanas
Patrimônio e Memória, 2022 openaire +1 more source
Albert Einstein famously called the phenomenon quantum entanglement “spooky action at a distance”, referring to quantum particles’ ability to maintain connection despite being separated by vast distances across space and time. Michelle Wright posits that
Crowder, Kennedy Marie
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Varia HistoriaABSTRACT This article starts with Scenes of Subjection, the first book published by African-American historian Saidiya Hartman, to reflect on the forms of narrating the past of slavery. First, I briefly overview slavery historiography in the United States and describe her place in this scenario.
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Black Girlhood, School Discipline, and the Afterlife of Slavery
, 2020 This project relies upon the theoretical contributions of Black radical feminist scholars including Saidiya Hartman and her work, entitled, Scenes of Subjection: Terror Slavery, and Self-Making in Nineteenth-Century America. It utilizes Hartman’s concept
Clarke, Abigail
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Reimagining the 'Lost' narratives of advanced dementia through literature and critical fabulation. [PDF]
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Fugitive Dreams of Diaspora: Conversations with Saidiya Hartman
Anthurium A Caribbean Studies Journal, 2008 openaire +2 more sources