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...Daniella Gandolfo After an alleged sorcery attack in Lima, an anthropologist investigates and realizes that her skepticism might not be enough to protect her against the attack’s power. 4 Archetti, Guinea-pigs , 24 . 5 Ibid., 97. 6 Barahona, “La soba de cuy.” 7 Taussig...

...Rachel Sarah O'Toole Duke University Press 2007 From the Rivers of Guinea to the Valleys of Peru BECOMING A BRAN DIASPORA WITHIN SPANISH SLAVERY On a Sunday of rest in 1662, three enslaved men from today’s Guinea- Rachel Sarah...

..., to defamiliarize existing scholarship. Makeba’s long exile in Ahmed Sékou Touré’s Guinea between 1969 and 1986 is examined in the light of these claims. Here, Makeba crosses a theater of intense ideological contestation following Touré’s 1968 socialist cultural revolution, illuminating some of its constitutive...

... Álvares de . “ Brief Treatise on the Rivers of Guinea (ca. 1594) .” Unpublished translation by Hair P. E. H. , Department of History, University of Liverpool , Liverpool , 1984 . Almada André Álvares de . “ Tratado breve dos Rios do Guiné de Cabo Verde .” In Monumenta Missionária...

... the inevitable limitations of its scope. It is a risk we embrace, even as we mark the erasures that will ensue. particularly In “From the Rivers of Guinea to the Valleys of Peru: Becoming a Bran Diaspora within Spanish Slavery,” Rachel...

... Introduction: The Traffic in History  David Kazanjian and María Josefina Saldaña-Portillo 1 The Tepoztlán Institute for the Transnational History of the Americas  Pamela Voekel and Elliott Young 9 From the Rivers of Guinea to the Valleys of Peru: Becoming a Bran Diaspora within Spanish...

... and the Duke of Chandos on the Royal Africa Company’s botanical prospecting in Guinea.20 The link between the resources that converged on Sloane’s Bloomsbury house and the trade in Africans is strikingly evident in Sloane’s...

.... As Stephen Wright, in his discussion of colonial-era, anthropological photo- graphs of young girls in Papua New Guinea, reminds us, “Photographs trace multiple trajectories: for all their superficial fixity and their inclusion...

... antinuclear demonstrations and a history of political and labor gatherings in Japan, Jessica Schwartz analyzes vocality in the activism of women from the Marshall Islands, and Nomi Dave locates silence as a “strategy of communication and being in an authoritarian state”, that of contemporary Guinea, to name...

... Steinach’s cross-sex transplantation of ovaries or testicles in castrated, immature rats or guinea pigs. These transplantations caused the rats and guinea pigs to sexually mature and, in Steinach’s interpretation, to exhibit behavioral characteristics associated with the sex of the transplanted glands rather...

... to the Khapaz cultural center mentioned above and part of a state-­subsidized project housing — frame the iconic representation of Amílcar Cabral, the revolutionary leader of African decolonization efforts in Guinea-­Bissau and Cape Verde during...

... Forms.” 53. Larkin, “Promising Forms.” 54. Lincoln, “To Miss Mary Speed—Practical Slavery.” 55. Stanfield, “Guinea Voyage: A Poem,” 31 . 56. Smallwood, Saltwater Slavery , 39–40 . 57. See Equiano, Interesting Narrative of the Life of Olaudah Equiano , chap...

..., or so it was believed. The internees in New Guinea called the best of the truth “Boven-­ 4 Mrázek · Concentration Camps’ Contribution to Modern Acoustics Digoel folklore.” The Jews in Terezín called the same things “true tram conductor’s stories”14 — the message...

... Embassy, London. 32 See Ines Weizman and Eyal Weizman’s online collection of prison writing, which started life as an exhibit at the Fondazione Sandretto de Rebaudengo in Turin in 2008: Weizman and Weizman, Celltexts.com . 33 Woolf, Room of One’s Own and Three Guineas , 57 . See also...

... of Jack, Guinea.” In the daguerreotype, Drana’s nude breasts are pendulous, veiny, and fl accid, just like the breasts in the RSA ad. The main difference between the two images is that the Zealy daguerreotype shows the black woman’s...

..., a World Bank representative in Equatorial Guinea, in the late 1980s, who recognized that he had to teach the government offi- cials responsible for the implementation of SAP what the SAP policy they had accepted was all about (Klitgaard 1990...

... Robbins, Becoming Sinners: Christianity and Moral Torment in a Papua New Guinea Society (Berkeley: University of California Press, 2004). 25. Giorgio Agamben borrows this formulation from Michel Foucault, who states that biopolitics produces “une animalization progressive de l’homme...

..., Bloom’s “lucky break occurred in the mid-1940s when the Laboratories’ scientists wanted a reliable deaf person for a guinea pig for their startling 48 Mills ∙ Deaf Jam Figure 4. Spectrograms as feedback for oral speech. Courtesy of the Smithsonian Institution, National...

... guinea pig, Vera Cruz (Elena Anaya), a woman that he keeps locked up in a room of the expansive villa and on whom he spies through his larger-­than-­life, high-­definition television screen. At one point, while surveilling his prisoner from an adjacent room, Ledgard zooms in on Vera’s image...

... de la colonizacion de la Guinea Espanola,” Estudios de Asia y Africa 32, no. 1 (1997): 11, cited in Ignacio Tofino-Quesada, “Spanish Orientalism: Uses of the Past in Spain’s Colonization in Africa,” Comparative Studies...