The making of Brazil's Black Mecca: Bahia reconsidered
In: Ruth Simms Hamilton African diaspora series
Abstract
Introduction: Baianidade - roads to and from a Black Rome/Black Mecca / Scott Ickes and Bernd Reiter -- The English professors of Brazil : on the diasporic roots of the Yorùbá nation / J. Lorand Matory -- Carnival, culture and Black citizenship in post-abolition Bahia / Kim D. Butler -- Racialization in the time of abolition : negotiations over freedom and the freedom of men and women of color in Bahia / Wlamyra Albuquerque -- Medicalized motherhood as race and place : Bahia 1930s-1940s / Okezi T. Otovo -- O que é que a Bahia representa? Bahia's State Museum and the struggles to define Bahian culture / Andelia Romo -- "Behold our city" : conflicting mid-century modernist visions of Afro-Bahia / Scott Ickes -- Sweet barbarians: Baianidade and the Brazilian counterculture of the 1970s / Christopher Dunn -- Precarious Bahia : colonial narratives to the images of Mário Cravo Neto / Elane Abreu -- The power of whiteness and the making of the other : Bahia of the white mind? / Bernd Reiter -- City of women, no city for women : the gendered twist on Black Mecca / Sarah Hautzinger -- Our slaveland / Fernando Conceição -- The politics of blackness in Salvador, Bahia / Gladys Mitchell-Walthour -- Candomblé and the magic of Bahia / Miriam C. M. Rabelo & Luciana Duccini -- "Now you are eating slave food!" / Scott Alves Barton -- Conclusion / Bernd Reiter
Verfügbarkeit
Themen
Sprachen
Englisch
Verlag
Michigan State University Press
ISBN
9781611862942, 9781609175740, 9781628963571
Seiten
xv, 316 Seiten
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