... colonial law racial descent native status non-native status cultural lifestyle ...

... This chapter focuses on the legal status of multiracial people in British Central Africa and how they challenged categories of native and non-native by fitting into neither. colonial law racial descent native status non-native status cultural lifestyle ...

...Non-Native Questions<subtitle>Genealogical States and Colonial Bare Life</subtitle> This chapter focuses on the legal status of multiracial people in British Central Africa and how they challenged categories of native and non-native by fitting into neither. colonial law racial descent...

... that it seeks ways to relate to the familiar Other, Turkish migrants in Europe. The controversy around the statue illustrates how the European aesthetic realm becomes a battleground for intercultural conflicts as well as a domain of borrowings and mixings between native European and immigrant Islamic, between...

... This essay considers the life and work of Moses Williams (1777 – ca. 1825) within the historical context of the early republic, and by discussing the profile-making process itself, it attempts to answer important questions about how race and social status could be communicated within the limited...

...Figuring Genders In The Colony And Nation<subtitle>Native And Foreign</subtitle> ...

... the perspective of the indigenous peoples who were deeply involved in and victims of these processes. Key to understanding this development is how notions of sovereignty – the imagined meanings of land, boundaries, and space—helped determine the imperial status of indios in the courtroom. sovereignty...

... growing more common across Peru’s Andean region during this period. He composed legal documents for indigenous peasants and helped them acquire formal status for their rural communities. He was elected as the personero legal (legal representative) for Concepción, and local hacendados tried to annul his...

... itself, it attempts to answer important questions about how race and social status could be communicated within the limited visual rhetoric of the cut-paper profile. It argues that the silhouette Moses Williams, Cutter of Profiles may in fact be a self-portrait of Williams and that the artist's other...

... with the material and symbolic world of plants, landscapes, textiles, gender relations, and sentimental life in the Andean countryside. They bring out the intrinsic resonance of the native languages and are written in a condensed, piercing style that is highly original. At the end of the 1960s...

... against the guerrillas. It also confirms his broad regional perspective on the struggle. What is most original is the program’s attention to national cultural concerns, for example, to the right of ethnic groups to exercise a role in democratic governance and to the role of education in native languages...

...), is well known in Bolivia, although few are aware that it refers to the Chaco War. Like many other huayñus , it combines Spanish with a native language, indicating a sense of shared cultural identity across other ethnic and class boundaries. The Aymara verse in this song also produces a keen emotional...