Slave Women in Caribbean Society

In this text the author sets forth and then evaulates the images of slave women accumulated in published sources and folklore

Feminism · Human sexuality · Political science · Sociology · Anthropology · Caribbean history, culture, and politics · Colonialism, slavery, and trade · Cuban History and Society · Cultural Studies · Gender Studies

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• In Her Own Image

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• The Passing

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• Narrativas, Escritas E Arquivos

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• Toward a Sexual Difference Theory of Creolization

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• La Arqueología de la Comunidad Negra Estadounidense en tiempos recientes

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• Commerce and Credit

  Open Access•Trevor Burnard, Sheryllynne Haggerty•Enterprise & Society•2023

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• The performativity of Black beauty shame in Jamaica and its diaspora

  Open Access•Shirley Anne Tate, Shirley Tate•Feminist Theory•2013

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• Sex, Aids, migration, and prostitution

  Open Access•Catherine Benoît•New West Indian Guide / Nieuwe…•1999

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• Interpreting the Remnants of Women's Reproductive Crises

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• Making the Most of Their Time

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• The purity of the blood

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• Women's History in Many Places

  Joanna De Groot•Women s History Review•2018

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• The body as history and 'writing the body

  Alison Easton•Journal of Gender Studies•1994

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• Anti‐Slavery and Feminism in Nineteenth‐Century Britain

  Open Access•Clare Midgley•Gender & History•1993

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• A Civil Inconvenience”? The Vexed Question of Slave Marriage in the British West Indies

  Open Access•Cecilia A Green•Law and History Review•2007

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• Judges, Masters, Diviners

  Open Access•Natalie Zemon Davis•Law and History Review•2011

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• The Empire of Women

  Kit Candlin•The Journal of Imperial &…•2010

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• They Think You're as Stupid as Your English is

  Open Access•Kim England, Bernadette Stiell•Environment and Planning A…•1997

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• Archaeology and resistance history in the Caribbean

  Open Access•E Kofi Agorsah•African Archaeological Review•1993

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• Skilled workers or marginalized poor? The African population of the United Kingdom, 1812–52

  Ian Duffield•Immigrants & Minorities•1993

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• Lives of living death’

  Richard Follett•Slavery and Abolition•2005

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• Women in western systems of slavery

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• Billy Blue

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• Voyeur in the Torrid Zone

  Elizabeth Polcha•Early American literature•2019

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• The Jealous Institution

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• Antiguan Methodism and Antislavery Activity

  Open Access•John Saillant•Church History•2000

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• Por que no sabemos firmar’

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• Desiring Total Tranquility” and Not Getting It

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• Conclusion

  Open Access•A Woollacott•Gender and Empire•2006

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• Black Women in the Early Americas

  Open Access•Betty Wood•The Cambridge World History Of…•2011

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• Poison, Paranoia and Slavery on the Verge of Empire

  Open Access•Kit Candlin•Last Caribbean Frontier, 1795-1815•2012

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• Black beauty

  Shirley Anne Tate, Shirley Tate•Ethnic and Racial Studies•2007

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• Social Reproduction Theory and Racial Capitalism

  Susan Ferguson•TOPIA Canadian Journal of…•2023

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• An Archaeology of Food

  Open Access•Gillian Hawkes•Theoretical Roman Archaeology…•2001

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• Yvette Christiansë's Oceanic Genealogies and the Colonial Archive

  M Samuelson•Eastern African Literary and…•2014

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• Behind the Scenes of Hollywood

  Open Access•J A Barnes•American Anthropologist•2021

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• The Atlantic World

  Open Access•Thomas Benjamin•Atlantic World•2009

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• On the Sublime and Beautiful

  Tacuma Peters•Theory & Event•2022

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• No words of their own

  Jonathon Glassman•Slavery and Abolition•1995

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• Enraged to the limit of despair’

  Marcela Echeverri•Slavery and Abolition•2009

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• The ‘invisible child’ in British West Indian slavery

  Jerome Teelucksingh•Slavery and Abolition•2006

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• Historicizing Slavery in West Indian Feminisms

  Open Access•Hilary Mcd Beckles, Hilary Beckles•Feminist Review•1998

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• The Rebel Woman in the British West Indies during Slavery

  Lucille Mathurin Mair, Dennis Ranston•Rebel Woman in the British West…•2007

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• Wonderful Adventures of Mrs Seacole in Many Lands

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• The History of Mary Prince

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