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Showing 1 to 20 of 37 for “"Black British"”.
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The black, British Atlantic: Blackness in Victorian literature
… described more than two decades ago as the “black Atlantic.” Looking at various ways in which the black Atlantic was at times a British Atlantic, my dissertation aims to complicate a flow of discussion that Gilroy’s Americanist successors have interpreted largely in light of U.S. slavery and …
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What does work, achievement and identity mean to black British women? The lived experience of professional black British women of Jamaican heritage
… of six participants who were professional black British women of Jamaican heritage, born in the UK to Jamaican parents of the Windrush Generation. To date, there has been little research within the field of counselling psychology into black existence in the UK. The aim of the research was …
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Material factors affecting the publication of black British fiction
… material factors affecting the publication of black British fiction during the last three decades of the twentieth century. It argues that a study of the publishing history of black British fiction in this period must take into account wider political and cultural issues, as well as the …
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Coming into View: Black British Artists and Exhibition Cultures 1976-2010
… practices of presenting and contextualising black creativity in British publicly funded art museums and galleries that are part of a broader attempt to increase the diversity of histories and perspectives represented in public art collections and exhibitions. The research focuses on three …
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Black British Identities : The Dialogics of a Hybridity-of-the-Everyday.
… using conversations on lived experience, amongst Black British people of Caribbean heritage between the ages of 16-40 who are from London, the Midlands and West Yorkshire. Black British identifications in talk-in-interaction are conceptualised as texts of social practice so as to look at Bhabha's …
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Coming into View: Black British Artists and Exhibition Cultures, 1976-2010
… practices of presenting and contextualising black creativity in British publicly funded art museums and galleries that are part of a broader attempt to increase the diversity of histories and perspectives represented in public art collections and exhibitions. The research focuseson three …
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Le Cinéma des Réalisatrices Black-British : Entre Invisibilité et Stratégies de Résistance
… britanniques d'origine africaine et caribéenne (Black-British). Pour cela, nous nous reposerons sur un corpus de 187 courts, moyens et longs-métrages, mais aussi webséries, téléfilms et séries télévisées, réalisés entre 1981 et 2018 par 53 réalisatrices différentes. Nous interrogerons les …
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"That Joke Isn't Funny Anymore": Humor and Trauma in Postcolonial and Black British Texts
… in some of the most acclaimed postcolonial and black British novels, films, and television series. Unlike other studies that focus on satire and how humor is used to establish or diminish power or defuse conflict, this study explores the ways in which authors writing in different genres and …
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Black British subjects in Cuba: race, ethnicity, nation, and identity in the migratory experience, 1898-1938
This thesis examines the history of black British Caribbean migrants in Cuba during the early twentieth century. It centres on their experience of social and racial discrimination within Cuban society, and how this was influenced by the historical legacy of black fear in Cuba and the social, …
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“..Here to stay… so…..deal with it”: Experiences and Perceptions of Black British African Caribbean People about Nursing Careers.
… reflecting the personal views and experiences of black British African Caribbean (BBAC) people as students and clinical participants in UK nursing careers. Previous research about their nursing career choices has always been reported as part of other mixed BME cohorts and migrant groups. …
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From behind the veil: unveiling the experiences of Black British-born males of African heritage navigating psychotherapy training within a White-dominated culture
… the under-researched experiences of eight Black British-born males of African heritage who completed their counselling and psychotherapy training in the United Kingdom (UK). This study employs a novel decolonial lens to examine intersections of race, identity, and systemic barriers within …
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Biopolitics, Borders and the Populations of Literary Space in Two Post-millennial Black British Novels: Abdulrazak Gurnah’s By the Sea and Andrea Levy’s The Long Song
… populations and space in two post-millennial black British novels: Adbulrazak Gurnah’s By the Sea (2001) and Andrea Levy’s The Long Song (2010). In chapter one, I examine the regulation and control of migrant and asylum seeker populations in twenty-first century Britain in By the Sea. The …
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Dental Development in a UK Population: Does Ethnicity Matter?
… in a London population of self-assigned Black British or other Black ethnicity (the Black British group) with that of self-assigned White British subjects. The significance of population differences in dental age estimation (DAE) in these groups has been debated but not previously studied …
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The Role of Culture and Ethnicity in Psychological Theory and Practice: A Three Part Study with a Particular Emphasis on the Black British Second and Third Generation
… randomly recruited second and third generation black British individuals. The interview format used was largely unstructured. The participants were informed that black and ethnic minority groups are largely underrepresented in psychological and mental health services with the ensuing topic of …
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Representations of deviant black british womxnhood in bernadine evaristo's girl, woman, other (2019): exploring aesthetic and narrative deviance in portraits of black diasporic womanhood through experimental fiction
… Woman, Other renders the portraits of twelve Black British womxn whose converging narratives span a distance of almost one hundred years. In this plurivocal experimental novel, the author's distinctive narrative style of fusion fiction, characterised by a free-flowing, punctuationless, prose …
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“When Christ and grime combine”: Gospel grime cultures in contemporary London
Gospel grime is a Black-British religio-musical subgenre which emerged in London at the turn of the century. As a Black-British, street-credible musical brand of Christianity emerging from within grime musical culture, the manifestation of the genre reflects the dual identity formation of its …
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'Spaces to speak' of sour milk : exploring African-Caribbean-British women's activism and agency on childhood sexual abuse from the 1980s to the present day
… study is to add the voices of African- Caribbean British female victim-survivors of childhood sexual abuse (CSA) to existing knowledge(s) on childhood sexual victimization. In so doing the study will examine whether racialisation, racism and cultural identity and cultural factors have had any …
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Between generations: the construction of mother-daughter relationships in the work of black women playwrights in Britain
… which are dramatized in the work of contemporary Black British female playwrights such as Winsome Pinnock, Trish Cooke, Paulette Randall, Maya Chowdry, J. B. Rose, Tanika Gupta, Rukhsana Ahmad, Jackie Kay, Grace Dayley, Jacqueline Rudet, Maria Oshodi and Zindika2. My thesis is thus about the …
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