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Showing 1 to 10 of 10 for “"Creolisation"”.
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Creole identity: a post-colonial research in contemporary Mauritius
… claimed ‘malaise creole’ in the aftermath of a creolisation process. This group has been enclaved into degraded slums in the outer urban suburbs. This research also considers the creoles’ problematic contribution to wider creolisation in Mauritius (i.e., socio-cultural changes, the entanglement …
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MIGRATIONS INTERCONTINENTALES D¿OBJETS VERS LA CARAÏBE D¿EXPRESSION FRANÇAISE
… participation of objects in the process of creolisation, tracing a trajectory that encompasses their adoption and subsequent adaptation. Thus, these objects are not present solely for their practical value: their symbolic significance and their agency are also examined.
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Religious competition, Creole identities, and economic development : foundations of competitive diversity in early Victorian Cape Town
… studies, and the study of identity formation and creolisation to construct a lens for the review of religious and socio-economic discourse in Cape Town during the first half of the nineteenth century.
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Bonded: Legacies of Captivity and Fugitivity from Enslavement to Incarceration in the Cape
… historical dialectics of racialisation and creolisation, traversing from colonial slavery to the modern prison regime. This study uses theorisations of marronage, fugitivity, and hauntology to posit novel understandings of the links between runaway slaves (‘droster1 gangs') and the …
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Language contact in St. Lucia: The features and origins of St. Lucia Creole English
… for the fact that this variety represents the creolisation of a creole. I motivate the use of this term by further presenting case studies of two parallel varieties, Dominican Creole English (DCE) and Unserdeutsch. Implications for creole literature, as well as education and language planning …
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Corbelled Buildings as heritage resources: in the Karoo, South Africa
… frontier where there was intermingling and creolisation of people from different economic and social groups. As a result, they cannot be claimed by a single group of people in the present. The vast range in types and styles of corbelled buildings indicate that they were built by most people …
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Diversités en langue et littérature françaises (Chamoiseau: un cas d' école)
… linguistiques et politiques au moyen de la "creolisation" - par injection de tournures créoles dans Ie parler français. Nous espérons pouvoir en tirer certaines conclusions relatives à I'enseignement de la litterature comme produit multiculturel.
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The Enslaved people of Simons Town 1743-1843
… mortality, occupation, gender and levels of creolisation were recorded to monitor how the experience of slavery in Simon's Town changed over time. These details are attached in the form of a Slave Database CD. The use of magisterial and slave office correspondence afforded a qualitative …
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Interaction, integration, and innovation at the 17th century feira of Dambarare, northern Zimbabwe
… interactions indicate a complex negotiation and creolisation that occurred between the various identities at the feira. These interpretations then fit into a larger attempt in the archaeology of the region to better understand the role of hinterland communities in the Indian Ocean Trade System, …
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Maloya dance and music: Réunionese Créole togetherness
La Réunion is a former French colony where the coffee, vanilla — and later the sugarcane industry — brought together the mostly enslaved and indentured people from Madagascar, Africa, India, China and France. A quintessential part of this hybrid culture has been the development of maloya, an …