The Creole Archipelago: Race and Borders in the Colonial Caribbean
by
Tessa Murphy
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Action & Adventure
History
Format
Hardcover
Pages
320
Language
English
Published
Oct 26, 2021
Publisher
University of Pennsylvania Press
ISBN-10
0812253388
ISBN-13
9780812253382
Description
Tessa Murphy explores the rich tapestry of cultures in the Caribbean through the stories of Indigenous Kalinagos, free people, and enslaved individuals. This captivating narrative reveals the complex interplay of race and identity, illustrating how these communities navigated the colonial landscape and constructed their own senses of belonging amidst shifting borders.
With a keen eye for detail, Murphy brings to life the experiences of those often overlooked in history, showing how their resilience and creativity challenged the status quo. Readers will be drawn into this vivid world where personal stories illuminate broader themes of race, migration, and the ongoing quest for freedom.
With a keen eye for detail, Murphy brings to life the experiences of those often overlooked in history, showing how their resilience and creativity challenged the status quo. Readers will be drawn into this vivid world where personal stories illuminate broader themes of race, migration, and the ongoing quest for freedom.
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