Freedom in Black History and Culture
ISBN
9780963378477
Document Type
Book
Publication Date
2001
Abstract
Papers presented at a Symposium on Freedom in Black History held February 1996 at the Portland State University, Portland, Oregon, USA.
Contents:
Secrets of Maroon heroism, as pioneer freedom fighters of the African Diaspora E. Kofi Agorsah -- Freedom of this World: Circum-Caribbean fiction as Latin American metaphor / Frederick Nunn -- Freedom as a continuing process in Dutch Caribbean History and culture / Jay B. Haviser -- Black woman in the public eye: an ethno-anthropological perspective -- Genesis of freedom in Ghana: the spark that set the African continent ablaze / Kwaku Mensah -- Liberation struggles of Jamaican livestock farms during and after slavery / Verene Shepherd -- Freedom through economic integration / Francis Wambalaba -- Determined to be free: marronage and freedom in Mauritius / Satyendra Peerthum -- Equity in South African higher education : institutional pressures and freedom / Ridwan Nytagodien and Lorenzo Morris -- Freedom voices from the past: experience of apprentice women in South Africa / Satteeanund Peerthum -- Land ownership and economic freedom among pot slavery plantation societies in the Caribbean / Veronica Dujon
Persistent Identifier
https://archives.pdx.edu/ds/psu/29522
Publisher
© 2001 Arrow Point Press
Citation Details
Agorsah, E.K., & Symposium on Freedom in Black History (1996 : Portland State University). (2001). Freedom in Black History and Culture. Middletown, CA: Arrow Point Press.