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Rastafari
in the third millennium |
9766372276 |
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This volume
brings together contributions from well known Rastafari
practitioners and social scientists as a counter to the
unilateral politics of outside definition, identification,
and misrepresentation. They discuss Rastafari as an experiential
philosophy; its historical and contemporary global cultural
dimensions and its contribution to issues such as decolonization,
reparations and repatriation.
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Facing up
to the past |
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9766370559 |
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Written eminent
scholars and opinion leaders, Facing Up to the Past offers
fresh insights in the manifold ways in which the slave
trade and slavery are remembered and commemorated –
or suppressed – as part of the national identity
in the three continents forever connected by the legacies
of the triangular trade. This book...inevitably offers
food for reflection on the wider question of how a painful
past is used – and sometimes misused – in
contemporary national ideologies and identity politics.
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Folk songs
of Barbados |
9768100656 |
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Non Fiction |
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£6.99 |
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Seventy-two
traditional songs of Barbados are presented in this book.
They include Children’s songs, Tuk Band Songs, Work
songs, Social Songs. Words and music are provided for
each song along with a short description of the historical
context. |
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The joys
of healthy cooking in the Caribbean |
9768123354 |
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The best healthcare
is good self-care. This book promotes a lifelong commitment
to healthy eating. The over 200 recipes, collected from
across the Caribbean are preceded by a section of guidelines
to healthy eating. |
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Fiction - Junior |
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The
amazing adventures of Equiano |
976637029X |
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Vayssieres,
Jean-Jacques |
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The story
of Equiano is arguably the best-known slave narrative
ever published. Originally published as The Interesting
Narrative of the Life of Olaudah Equiano, or Gustavus
Vassa the African, Written by Himself in 1711, this fascinating
account is rewritten for young readers by Jean-Jacques
Vayssières. |
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Yet we survive |
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Walters, Mary |
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This book
tells the story of a remarkable people. The Kalinago people
of Dominica in the eastern Caribbean are the last survivors
of the indigenous peoples of the region - their ancestors
largely wiped out after the European encounter. Nowadays
they live in a corner of Dominica as farmers and fishermen,
taxi drivers and teachers; they make baskets and build
canoes and preserve what is left of their rich cultural
legacy. |
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9768123109 |
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Non Fiction |
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The
white minority in the Caribbean |
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Watson, Karl |
£11.99 |
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Carib breeze |
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9768100230 |
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Non Fiction Junior |
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Whitfield,
Dorothy |
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A magical
collection of poems for children, colourfully illustrated
by children of the Caribbean. Influenced by her childhood
memories of this enchanting tropical region, the author
captures the everyday sights and sounds of the people
and life of the Caribbean. |
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