Titlebook: General History of the Caribbean UNESCO Volume 6; Methodology and Hist B. W. Higman (formerly Professor of History) Book 2003 Palgrave Macm

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https://doi.org/10.1057/9780230601932bbean ideology allows us to grasp history in all stages of its development. It surrounds and nurtures history to such an extent that, without an ideological framework, the history of the Caribbean would not exist.

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The development of historical disciplines in the Caribbean,d in its modern creole incarnation by European carriers of Western culture in interaction with African and Asian peoples, disciplinary history was a relative latecomer, with the academy generally becoming a significant feature of local life only in the second half of the twentieth century.

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Ideology in Caribbean history,bbean ideology allows us to grasp history in all stages of its development. It surrounds and nurtures history to such an extent that, without an ideological framework, the history of the Caribbean would not exist.

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Historiography of Jamaica, foci of interests, methodologies and source materials used by the practitioners of history. These divisions are artificially imposed and the phases of history-writing identified are not necessarily discrete.

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Linguistics and the oral Tradition,nd historiography. It may be that ‘duality’, implying as it does two historical streams, is a rather simplistic and limiting concept since the historical reality is much more complex — Caribbean societies are generally multi-ethnic and multicultural (plural), although the African and European derive