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African aesthetics in early America
African American collective identity
African American cultural history
African American folk traditions
African American folklore origins
African cultural memory in the Americas
African cultural transformation in America
African heritage in early America
African influence on early American culture
African retentions in New England
Afro-Yankee identity
Author_William D. Piersen
Black creativity under oppression
Black New England history
Black resistance through culture
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colonial race relations
colonial-era Black life
community formation among enslaved people
cultural continuity and change among African Americans
cultural hybridity in New England
cultural resistance and adaptation
cultural survival under slavery
early African American rituals
early African diaspora in America
early American ethnography
early Black artisans and musicians
early Black religion and spirituality
eighteenth century Black communities
enslaved Africans in colonial America
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ethnocentrism and cultural negotiation
everyday life of enslaved Africans
folk arts and crafts of enslaved people
history of Black worship and ceremony
intersection of race and culture in colonial America
making of Black America in the eighteenth century
oral tradition among enslaved Africans
regional variations in slavery
reimagining African identity in the New World
slave experience in northern colonies
social customs of enslaved Africans
transatlantic cultural exchange
Product details
- ISBN 9780870235870
- Weight: 431g
- Dimensions: 150 x 228mm
- Publication Date: 07 Jan 1988
- Publisher: University of Massachusetts Press
- Publication City/Country: US
- Product Form: Paperback
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