QUESTIONSAbolition of the Trans-Atlantic Slave Trade: Telling the Story
Venue: The College of The Bahamas
| Event Date/Time: Jun 08, 2007 | |
| Abstract Submission Date: Aug 31, 2007 | |
| Paper Submission Date: Dec 31, 2007 |
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The College of The Bahamas will host the Conference: “Abolition of The Trans-Atlantic Slave Trade: Telling the Story, February 21-23, 2008 at the Oakes Field Campus, Nassau.
Abstracts of approximately 200 words are invited on the following topics:
-Language and Oppression
-Religion in Slavery: Agent Provocateur or Opiate?
-Slavery and Human Sensibility
-Power and Enslavement
-Kinship across the Diaspora
-Identity: Culture, Race and Gender
-Enslavement and Liberation: Pedagogy
-Liberation: Ideologies, Contexts and Dynamics
-Liberation: Simple Past or Present Continuous?
Please send abstracts as an attached Word file to Jessica Minnis, Chair of the Conference Committee at abolitionconference@cob.edu.bs no later than Friday, August 31, 2007.
Conference Structure
The conference will feature 20-minute papers from all disciplines, followed by 10-minute discussions, presented in concurrent and plenary sessions. Panel and poster proposals will also be considered. Such proposals should be as complete as possible.
Abstracts of approximately 200 words are invited on the following topics:
-Language and Oppression
-Religion in Slavery: Agent Provocateur or Opiate?
-Slavery and Human Sensibility
-Power and Enslavement
-Kinship across the Diaspora
-Identity: Culture, Race and Gender
-Enslavement and Liberation: Pedagogy
-Liberation: Ideologies, Contexts and Dynamics
-Liberation: Simple Past or Present Continuous?
Please send abstracts as an attached Word file to Jessica Minnis, Chair of the Conference Committee at abolitionconference@cob.edu.bs no later than Friday, August 31, 2007.
Conference Structure
The conference will feature 20-minute papers from all disciplines, followed by 10-minute discussions, presented in concurrent and plenary sessions. Panel and poster proposals will also be considered. Such proposals should be as complete as possible.
