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Intro -- CONTENTS -- FOREWORD -- PREFACE -- INTRODUCTION -- PART ONE: Barbadian Genesis -- HIGHWAY TO VISION: THIS SEA OUR NEXUS -- PART TWO: Creolisation and Creole Definitions/ Meanings and Models Critiqued -- CREEOLISATION AND CREOLE SOCIETIES: A CULTURAL NATIONALIST VIEW OF CARIBBEAN SOCIAL HISTORY -- CREOLE: THE PROBLEM OF DEFINITION -- PART THREE: Class, Gender, Ethnicity and Identity -- ENSLAVED AFRICANS AND THEIR EXPECTATIONS OF SLAVE LIFE IN THE AMERICAS: TOWARDS A RECONSIDERATION OF MODELS OF "CREOLISATION -- RACE AND CREOLE: ETHNICITY IN THE CARIBBEAN -- CONTESTATIONS OVER CULTURE, CLASS, GENDER AND IDENTITY IN TRINIDAD AND TOBAGO: "THE LITTLE TRADITION -- THE "CREOLISATION" OF INDIAN WOMEN IN TRINIDAD -- YUH KNOW BOUT COO-COO?WHERE YOU KNOW BOUT COO-COO?": LANGUAGE REPRESENT ATION, CREOLISATION AND CONFUSION IN "INDIAN CUISINE -- PART FOUR: Creolisation and Caribbean Economy, Society and Politics in Slavery and Freedom -- QUESTIONING CREOLE: DOMESTIC PRDDUCER5 IN JAMAICA'S PLANTATION ECONOMY -- CREOLISATION IN ACTION: THE SLAVE LABOUR ELITE AND ANTI-SLAVERY IN BARBADOS -- DRIBER TAN MI SIDE"!: CREOLISATION AND THE LABOUR PROCESS IN ST KITTS-NEVIS, 1810-1905 -- THE POLITICS OF SAMUEL CLARKE: BLACK CREOLE POLITICIAN IN FREE JAMAICA, 1851-1865 -- PART FIVE: Creolisation and Caribbean Cultural Forms -- CREOLISATION PROCESSES IN LINGUISTIC, ARTISTIC AND MATERIAL CULTURES -- AFRICAN SACREDNESS AND CARIBBEAN CULTURAL FORMS -- PART SIX: Poetic Discourses -- TWO POEMS -- CONTRIBUTORS -- INDEX.

Intro -- CONTENTS -- List of Illustrations -- Foreword -- Preface -- Introduction -- Global Origins and Development of Slavery -- Africa in World Development Before the Transatlantic Trade in Africans -- Africanization of the Trade: The Transatlantic Context -- Financial and Commercial Organization -- Volume and Variations -- Middle Passage: Death and Survival -- Prices and Profitability -- The Transatlantic Trade and African Economic Decline -- Conclusion -- Bibliography.

Intro -- Contents -- List of Tables -- Introduction -- Author's Preface -- Part One The Female Arrivants, 1655-1770 -- The Arrivals of White Women -- The Arrivals of Black Women -- The Growth of the Mulatto Group -- Part Two Creole Slave Society, 1770-1834 -- The White Woman in Jamaican Slave Society -- The White Woman -- The Black Woman -- The Mulatto Woman in Jamaican Slave Society -- Part Three Postscript, 1834-1844 -- The Beginning of a Free Society, 1834-1844 -- Recollections into a Journey of a Rebel Past -- Population: St James Parish -- Notes -- Author's Bibliography -- Editors' Selected Bibliography -- Index -- About the Author.