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Yanique Hume

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ID5414366
NAMEYanique Hume
GIVEN NAMESYanique
FAMILY NAMEHume
SIGNATUREHUME Y
AFFILIATIONSUniversity of the West
VERIFIEDNo
TOTAL WORKS5
TOTAL CITATIONS0
AUTHOR COUNT4
EDITOR COUNT1
FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR2012
LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR2018
H-INDEX0
  • Passages and Afterworlds: Anthropological Perspectives on Death in the Caribbean

    Maarit Forde, Yanique Hume•BOOK•Passages and Afterworlds•2018

  • Passages & afterworlds: Anthropological perspectives on death in the Caribbean

    Maarit Forde, Yanique Hume•BOOK•Passages & afterworlds•2018

    The contributors to this book explore death and its rituals across the Caribbean, drawing on ethnographic theories shaped by a deep understanding of the region's long history of violent encounters, exploitation, and cultural diversity. Examining the relationship between living bodies and the spirits of the dead, the contributors investigate the changes in cosmologies and rituals in the cultural sphere of death in relation to political development…

  • Death and the Construction of Social Space: Land, Kinship, and Identity in the Jamaican Mortuary Cycle

    Open Access•Yanique Hume•CHAPTER•Passages & afterworlds•2018

  • Performing Haiti: Casa del Caribe and the Popularisation of Haitian Heritage Communities in Cuba

    Yanique Hume•ARTICLE•Caribbean Quarterly•2016

    With the triumph of the Revolution on 1 January 1959, one believed that this would include conditions of equality for the descendants of Haitians and their inclusion as residents and citizens of Cuba. One believed in the possibility of integration that the Revolution would produce, but in reality, that has not been produced. We developed the Festival of the Caribbean in Santiago, a Festival that puts us in contact with those factors [traditional …

  • Stepping Out: Peter Tosh and the Dynamics of Afro-Caribbean Existence

    Taitu Heron, Yanique Hume•ARTICLE•Caribbean Quarterly•2012

    This paper examines what we call the wordworks, or philosophical and spiritual teachings in the lyrics of Peter Tosh, as a lens through which to uncover spiritual dimensions of Afro-Caribbean existence that operate outside of the pervasive (neo) colonial status quo. Tosh, a Jamaican reggae musician, created his own language as a source of empowerment to construct an alternative and liberatory personhood and modality of being that challenged the p…

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  • Stepping Out: Peter Tosh and the Dynamics of Afro-Caribbean Existence

    Taitu Heron, Yanique Hume•ARTICLE•Caribbean Quarterly•2012

    This paper examines what we call the wordworks, or philosophical and spiritual teachings in the lyrics of Peter Tosh, as a lens through which to uncover spiritual dimensions of Afro-Caribbean existence that operate outside of the pervasive (neo) colonial status quo. Tosh, a Jamaican reggae musician, created his own language as a source of empowerment to construct an alternative and liberatory personhood and modality of being that challenged the p…

  • Performing Haiti: Casa del Caribe and the Popularisation of Haitian Heritage Communities in Cuba

    Yanique Hume•ARTICLE•Caribbean Quarterly•2016

    With the triumph of the Revolution on 1 January 1959, one believed that this would include conditions of equality for the descendants of Haitians and their inclusion as residents and citizens of Cuba. One believed in the possibility of integration that the Revolution would produce, but in reality, that has not been produced. We developed the Festival of the Caribbean in Santiago, a Festival that puts us in contact with those factors [traditional …

  • Passages and Afterworlds: Anthropological Perspectives on Death in the Caribbean

    Maarit Forde, Yanique Hume•BOOK•Passages and Afterworlds•2018

  • Passages & afterworlds: Anthropological perspectives on death in the Caribbean

    Maarit Forde, Yanique Hume•BOOK•Passages & afterworlds•2018

    The contributors to this book explore death and its rituals across the Caribbean, drawing on ethnographic theories shaped by a deep understanding of the region's long history of violent encounters, exploitation, and cultural diversity. Examining the relationship between living bodies and the spirits of the dead, the contributors investigate the changes in cosmologies and rituals in the cultural sphere of death in relation to political development…

  • Death and the Construction of Social Space: Land, Kinship, and Identity in the Jamaican Mortuary Cycle

    Open Access•Yanique Hume•CHAPTER•Passages & afterworlds•2018

History (3 works) · History (2 works) · Sociology (2 works) · Aesthetics (1 works) · Anthropological Studies and Insights (1 works) · Art (1 works) · Caribbean area (1 works) · Caribbean history, culture, and politics (1 works) · Colonialism (1 works) · Computer Science (1 works)

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