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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-94-024-1001-3As a consequence, Blackamericans construct the Black Atlantic —the world that the transatlantic slave trade made—in their own image. “African American” becomes a false generic for the Black Atlantic. I object to and strive to avoid this nationalist parochialism even though my account is about Black

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Nicola Buratti,Claudio Mazzottie through a reading of Paule Marshall’s novel .. Though I employ techniques of literary criticism and theory, my primary goal is to assess the Black Religion as Ancestor Narrative as represented in this novel. In this regard, the interests, approaches, and perspectives of the critical theory of reli

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Some Basic Equations of Continuum Mechanics,he role of Rene Girard in his text. My relationship with Charles H. Long is more substantial. David Carrasco, Long’s former student at the University of Chicago, introduced him to me when I was a graduate student at Princeton University. Carrasco had invited Long to lecture at Princeton in the hope