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The Dominican Racial Imaginary: Surveying The Landscape Of Race And Nation In Hispaniola (Critical Caribbean Studies),Used
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Honorable Mention, 2017 Gordon K. And Sybil Lewis Award From The Caribbean Studies Associationthis Book Begins With A Simple Question: Why Do So Many Dominicans Deny The African Components Of Their Dna, Culture, And History?Seeking Answers, Milagros Ricourt Uncovers A Complex And Often Contradictory Dominican Racial Imaginary. Observing How Dominicans Have Traditionally Identified In Opposition To Their Neighbors On The Island Of Hispaniolahaitians Of African Descentshe Finds That The Dominican Republics Social Elite Has Long Propagated A National Creation Myth That Conceives Of The Dominican As A Perfect Hybrid Of Native Islanders And Spanish Settlers. Yet As She Pores Through Rare Historical Documents, Interviews Contemporary Dominicans, And Recalls Her Own Childhood Memories Of Life On The Island, Ricourt Encounters Persistent Challenges To This Myth. Through Fieldwork At The Dominicanhaitian Border, She Gives A Firsthand Look At How Dominicans Are Resisting The Official Account Of Their National Identity And Instead Embracing The African Influence That Has Always Been Part Of Their Cultural Heritage.Building On The Work Of Theorists Ranging From Edward Said To Douard Glissant, This Book Expands Our Understanding Of How National And Racial Imaginaries Develop, Why They Persist, And How They Might Be Subverted. As It Confronts Hispaniolas Dark Legacies Of Slavery And Colonial Oppression, The Dominican Racial Imaginary Also Delivers An Inspiring Message On How Multicultural Communities Might Cooperate To Disrupt The Enduring Power Of White Supremacy.
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