Between borders and boundaries: identities and transnational spaces in Brazilian Guyana - XVIII and XIX centuries
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https://doi.org/10.15448/1980-864X.2002.1.23637Keywords:
Frontiers, Slavery, QuilombosAbstract
By focussing the formation of communities formed by runaway slaves, Indians and, criminals within the boundaries of Brazil and Franch Guyana, this essay discusses the use of space and time as geografical and chronological categories in the study of the formation of "imagined communities" in trasnational territories. In the context of huge social transformation strongly related to wider colonial and postcolonial reconfigurations, it is our aim to investigate the uses of conceptions of the nation and ethnicity in those processes of dialogue and cooperation historically experienced.Downloads
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