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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Socio-Cultural and Institutional Influences,riod that authority was accorded to representations of the past produced by professionals working in institutionalized academies. The authority of such modern accounts was hard won, and remains contested within the academy as well as in the wider intellectual world. In the Caribbean, a region create

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Jurisdiction and the Dutch Collective Actionnd 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

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-94-6091-882-7whose somewhat mangled third version we still have,. and in it he set out with startling innocence his first impressions of the Caribbean Sea and islands. Later, his son Ferdinand fleshed out much of what Columbus had written, giving us a remarkably full account of this first contact.

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Sevan Ficici,Ofer Melnik,Jordan Pollackspective that called for a substantial rewriting of the region’s history. The context, both regional and international, was a process beginning in the 1960s, whereby scholarly discourse placed under scrutiny first women and then gender, including gender relations, men and masculinity. This process,

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-030-42389-6ot, however, been without its detractors. Economic motives alone do not fully explain imperialism. But they do provide the most reliable and persistent single element in explaining the sometimes bewildering twists and turns of the policies of the imperial powers. The basic writings of the mercantili

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