Commentaries on Charles Hale’s « Racial Eruptions : The Awkward Place of Blackness in Indian Centered Spaces of Mestizaje »
IntroductionMy reading of Charles Hale’s contribution derives from my knowledge of Colombia, specifically of Cartagena, a coastal town – once a major slave’s port – where the population is predominantly Black with only a few Indians, unlike Hale’s area of study.Although we roughly use the same lexi...
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Nuevo mundo mundos nuevos
2009
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| Итог: | IntroductionMy reading of Charles Hale’s contribution derives from my knowledge of Colombia, specifically of Cartagena, a coastal town – once a major slave’s port – where the population is predominantly Black with only a few Indians, unlike Hale’s area of study.Although we roughly use the same lexical field (ethnicity, culture, race, métissage, Indian, Black), there is no doubt that, first, these words do not bear the same meaning for the various social actors in our two different areas of s... |
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