Marcos Leitão De Almeida
Datos Biográficos
| ID | 103291 |
|---|---|
| NOMBRE | Marcos Leitão De Almeida |
| NOMBRES | Marcos Leitão |
| APELLIDO | De Almeida |
| FIRMA | DE ALMEIDA M L |
| AFILIACIONES | Universidade Federal de Juiz de Fora |
| ORCID | 0009-0006-3386-7841 |
| VERIFICADO | Sí |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 8 |
| TOTAL DE CITAS | 4 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 8 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMER AÑO DE PUBLICACIÓN | 2012 |
| AÑO MÁS RECIENTE DE PUBLICACIÓN | 2024 |
| ÍNDICE H | 1 |
Os laços que nos unem
Esta transcrição adapta a palestra de abertura ministrada por Akinwumi Ogundiran durante o evento da Sociedade Brasileira de Arqueologia (SAB), explorando a riqueza do cosmopolitismo africano/iorubá por meio da arqueologia, ao mesmo tempo que destaca as ligações históricas e culturais profundas entre a África e o Brasil no âmbito do Atlântico Sul. Através de evidências arqueológicas, linguísticas e etnográficas, Ogundiran demonstra como as socied…
Escravos e Penhorados como "mercadorias" na África Central Antiga
O comércio de escravizados na história da África antiga é um tema controvertido na historiografia do continente. Por um lado, historiadores argumentam que estratégias escravistas e o comércio de gentes é uma estratégia antiga no continente ao passo que outros pesquisadores sustentam que a comodificação de seres humanos só se tornou possível com a abertura do tráfico trans-Atlântico de escravos. Recorrendo à evidências linguísticas produzidas a pa…
Marfim
Resenha de:SANTOS, Vanicléia Silva (Ed.). Marfins africanos como insígnias de poder: contextos de produção e usos dentro e fora da África. São Paulo: Fino Traço, 2023. 364 p
The Internal African Slave Trade as History and Representation
The internal African slave trade is a key topic to understand the political, cultural, and economic history of Africa. As a colonial category, the concept emerged throughout the 19th century as European imperial powers, spearheaded by European antislavery movements, constructed a discourse of abolition associated with the expansion of commerce, Christianity, and civilization. In the process, European imperial agents increasingly challenged the po…
Slave sacrifices in the Upemba Depression? Reinterpreting Classic Kisalian graves in the light of new linguistic evidence
The current state of archaeological research about slavery in Africa faces the challenge of recognising the existence and grasping the meanings of slaving practices from times without written records. These challenges translate into methodological difficulties as to how to identify the material signatures of slavery without having recourse to a pre-established, and therefore static, definition of slavery. Building on the contributions of archaeol…
African Voices From the Congo Coast
Between 1845 and 1850, the Congo coast became the most important source of slaves for the coffee growing areas in the Brazilian Empire. This essay develops a new methodology to understand the making of the ‘nations’ of 290 Africans found on the slave ship Jovem Maria , which boarded slaves in the Congo river and was captured by the Brazilian Navy near Rio de Janeiro in 1850. A close reading of such ‘nations’ reveals a complex overlapping between …
Ladinos e boçais
This dissertation aims the sociolinguistic dimension of the enslaved Africans' experience brought to Brazilian Empire by the illegal slave trade, that Joaquim Nabuco called the "Trilogy of hell," staged in "Africa", "the ocean" and "plantations" in southeastern Brazil.My goal was to investigate how Africans' linguistic repertoire helped to build the South Atlantic "strophes and prosodies" and address the issue of communication in each stage of th…
Speaking with substance
Speaking with substance: methods of language and materials in African history." Azania: Archaeological Research in Africa, 56(2), pp. 272–273
Speaking with substance
Speaking with substance: methods of language and materials in African history." Azania: Archaeological Research in Africa, 56(2), pp. 272–273
Slave sacrifices in the Upemba Depression? Reinterpreting Classic Kisalian graves in the light of new linguistic evidence
The current state of archaeological research about slavery in Africa faces the challenge of recognising the existence and grasping the meanings of slaving practices from times without written records. These challenges translate into methodological difficulties as to how to identify the material signatures of slavery without having recourse to a pre-established, and therefore static, definition of slavery. Building on the contributions of archaeol…
African Voices From the Congo Coast
Between 1845 and 1850, the Congo coast became the most important source of slaves for the coffee growing areas in the Brazilian Empire. This essay develops a new methodology to understand the making of the ‘nations’ of 290 Africans found on the slave ship Jovem Maria , which boarded slaves in the Congo river and was captured by the Brazilian Navy near Rio de Janeiro in 1850. A close reading of such ‘nations’ reveals a complex overlapping between …
Ladinos e boçais
This dissertation aims the sociolinguistic dimension of the enslaved Africans' experience brought to Brazilian Empire by the illegal slave trade, that Joaquim Nabuco called the "Trilogy of hell," staged in "Africa", "the ocean" and "plantations" in southeastern Brazil.My goal was to investigate how Africans' linguistic repertoire helped to build the South Atlantic "strophes and prosodies" and address the issue of communication in each stage of th…
African Voices From the Congo Coast
Between 1845 and 1850, the Congo coast became the most important source of slaves for the coffee growing areas in the Brazilian Empire. This essay develops a new methodology to understand the making of the ‘nations’ of 290 Africans found on the slave ship Jovem Maria , which boarded slaves in the Congo river and was captured by the Brazilian Navy near Rio de Janeiro in 1850. A close reading of such ‘nations’ reveals a complex overlapping between …
Slave sacrifices in the Upemba Depression? Reinterpreting Classic Kisalian graves in the light of new linguistic evidence
The current state of archaeological research about slavery in Africa faces the challenge of recognising the existence and grasping the meanings of slaving practices from times without written records. These challenges translate into methodological difficulties as to how to identify the material signatures of slavery without having recourse to a pre-established, and therefore static, definition of slavery. Building on the contributions of archaeol…
The Internal African Slave Trade as History and Representation
The internal African slave trade is a key topic to understand the political, cultural, and economic history of Africa. As a colonial category, the concept emerged throughout the 19th century as European imperial powers, spearheaded by European antislavery movements, constructed a discourse of abolition associated with the expansion of commerce, Christianity, and civilization. In the process, European imperial agents increasingly challenged the po…
Escravos e Penhorados como "mercadorias" na África Central Antiga
O comércio de escravizados na história da África antiga é um tema controvertido na historiografia do continente. Por um lado, historiadores argumentam que estratégias escravistas e o comércio de gentes é uma estratégia antiga no continente ao passo que outros pesquisadores sustentam que a comodificação de seres humanos só se tornou possível com a abertura do tráfico trans-Atlântico de escravos. Recorrendo à evidências linguísticas produzidas a pa…
Marfim
Resenha de:SANTOS, Vanicléia Silva (Ed.). Marfins africanos como insígnias de poder: contextos de produção e usos dentro e fora da África. São Paulo: Fino Traço, 2023. 364 p
Speaking with substance
Speaking with substance: methods of language and materials in African history." Azania: Archaeological Research in Africa, 56(2), pp. 272–273
Os laços que nos unem
Esta transcrição adapta a palestra de abertura ministrada por Akinwumi Ogundiran durante o evento da Sociedade Brasileira de Arqueologia (SAB), explorando a riqueza do cosmopolitismo africano/iorubá por meio da arqueologia, ao mesmo tempo que destaca as ligações históricas e culturais profundas entre a África e o Brasil no âmbito do Atlântico Sul. Através de evidências arqueológicas, linguísticas e etnográficas, Ogundiran demonstra como as socied…
Colonialism, slavery, and trade (4 obras) · African history and culture studies (3 obras) · Geography (3 obras) · Global Maritime and Colonial Histories (3 obras) · History (3 obras) · Law (3 obras) · Linguistics (3 obras) · Political science (3 obras) · Politics (3 obras) · Ancient history (2 obras)