An edition of Interpreting colonialism
(2004)
Interpreting colonialism
by Byron R. Wells and Philip Stewart
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Table of Contents
Image de l'autre dans le Journal de voyage de Robert Challe -- Driss Aissaoui
Prolégomènes à un anti-colonialisme futur -- Fabienne-Sophie Chauderlot
Travelling protrait -- Mark Hinchman
Tahiti, 1767-1777 -- Oliver Berghof
Lost history -- Sven Trakulhun
From kingdoms to colonies -- Noelia González Adánez
Mules for the Indians -- Gustavo L. Paz
Debating England's African trade -- Ty M. Reese
Narrating the Far East -- Eun Kyung Min
Power to lend money without extracting interest -- Siraj Ahmed
Colonial evangelisation and native resistance -- David Eduardo Tavárez
Casta as culture and the sociedad de castas as literature -- Ruth Hill
Material bodies, spiritual worlds -- Doris Garraway
Encounters in sixteenth-century Europe -- Eva M. Pérez
Sugar, colonialism and the critique of slavery -- Daniel Carey
Tropes and chains -- Lynn Festa
Arts of abolition -- Sarah Watson Parsons
Privileged dependency on the edge of the Atlantic world -- Vera Lind.
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Includes bibliographical references (p. 393-415) and index.
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