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The Black Atlantic
Book • 1993
Paul Gilroy's "The Black Atlantic" explores the cultural connections and shared experiences of Black communities across the Atlantic diaspora.
It challenges essentialist notions of Black identity, emphasizing the fluidity and hybridity of Black culture shaped by historical forces like slavery and colonialism.
The book examines the role of music, literature, and intellectual thought in forging a transatlantic Black identity.
Gilroy's work highlights the interconnectedness of Black experiences across continents and the enduring impact of historical oppression on shaping cultural expressions.
His analysis provides a powerful framework for understanding the complexities of race and identity in a globalized world.
It challenges essentialist notions of Black identity, emphasizing the fluidity and hybridity of Black culture shaped by historical forces like slavery and colonialism.
The book examines the role of music, literature, and intellectual thought in forging a transatlantic Black identity.
Gilroy's work highlights the interconnectedness of Black experiences across continents and the enduring impact of historical oppression on shaping cultural expressions.
His analysis provides a powerful framework for understanding the complexities of race and identity in a globalized world.
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Recommended by David Guignion as a text to read to familiarize oneself with the Atlantic slave trade.
Cedric Robinson's "Black Marxism" (Part 2 of 3)
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Tim Lawrence and Jeremy Gilbert while discussing theories of Black culture and the diaspora.
Tim Lawrence and Jeremy Gilbert while discussing theories of Black culture and the diaspora.
Fela Kuti and the Black Atlantic
