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West Africa during the Atlantic Slave Trade | |||
| Archaeological Perspectives | Social Studies | |||
| Christopher R DeCorse (Edited by) | ||||
| Leicester University Press 2001 194 pages | ||||
| Hardback Illustrated 0718502477 | ||||
| Published Price £75.00 | Sale Price £37.00 | |||
| This volume surveys archaeological data from west Africa, examining sites ranging from the Senegambia to the Cameroon. The focus is on the archaeological record of the past 500 years, a time period that witnessed dramatic transformation in Afican political and social systems, as well as the varying consequences of European expansion, the advent of the Atlantic slave trade, and the expansion of Islamic polities in the west African sahel. While historians have examined many aspects of this period, the written record provides only limited insight into the history and development of many areas. | ||||
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Pathways to Literacy | |||
| Social Studies | ||||
| Trevor H Cairney | ||||
| Cassell 1995 176 pages | ||||
| Paperback 0304327239 | ||||
| Published Price £25.00 | Our Price £14.99 | |||
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The Making of the Modern Mind | |||
| The Surfacing of Consciousness in Social Thought | Social Studies | |||
| Philip Hodgkiss | ||||
| Athlone 2001 268 pages | ||||
| Paperback 0485006294 | ||||
| Published Price £19.99 | Our Price £16.99 | |||
| Philip Hodgkiss traces the emergence of 'consciousness' in social thought from the 17th to the 21st century, providing an accessible and interdisciplinary guide to both the history of consciousness and contemporary debates around mind, consciousness and identity. The book explores the legacy of philosophical thought to the investigation of consciousness, from Descartes and Hume to Foucault and poststructuralism, looking in particular at the thought of Marx, Nietzsche, Ryle and Wittgenstein. | ||||
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The Bisexual Imaginary | |||
| Representation, Identity and Desire | Social Studies | |||
| Bi Academic Intervention (Edited by) | ||||
| Cassell 1997 256 pages | ||||
| Paperback Illustrated 0304337455 | ||||
| Published Price £25.00 | Our Price £5.99 | |||
| Written from many perspectives - film, sexology, literature, psychoanalysis, political identity - these essays share a central concern with representation as the key issue within emergent bisexual theory. | ||||
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Identity in the Shadow of Slavery | |||
| Social Studies | ||||
| Paul E Lovejoy (Edited by) | ||||
| Continuum 2000 244 pages | ||||
| Paperback Illustrated 0826447252 | ||||
| Published Price £25.00 | Our Price £14.99 | |||
| In these 12 essays, contributors address issues relating to the gender, ethnic and cultural factors affecting the ways in which enslaved Africans and their descendants interpreted their lives under slavery and thereby created communities with a shared sense of identity. The book examines how identities were formulated under slavery and the ways in which the struggle to escape slavery and its legacy continued, after abolition, to affect the lives of descendants of slaves. | ||||
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Ritual and Remembrance | |||
| Responses to Death in Human Societies | Social Studies | |||
| Jon Davies (Edited by) | ||||
| Sheffield Academic 1994 284 pages | ||||
| Paperback 1850754691 | ||||
| Published Price £16.95 | Our Price £16.99 | |||
| Illustrating how widely the sense of death permeates our lives, these 12 essays discuss topics from Britten's War Requiem to the argument against active euthanasia. | ||||
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Inside the Wolf's Belly | |||
| Aspects of the Fairytale | Social Studies | |||
| Joyce Thompson | ||||
| Sheffield Academic 1989 301 pages | ||||
| Hardback 1850751218 | ||||
| Published Price | Our Price £6.99 | |||
| In this 'informed rumination upon the fairy tale's motifs, folklore and literary elements', Joyce Thomas's main concern is with the tales themselves as narrative. She takes as her text the Volksmarchen of the Brothers Grimm, as translated by Margaret Hunt (The Complete Grimm's Fairy Tales) and Lucy Crane (Household Stories by the Brothers Grimm), and discusses the human characters and themes, the roles of animals and landscapes in fairy tales, and their language, form and structure. No jacket. | ||||
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