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小花小草小鱼小虾 小型张手记之三
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作者 林霏开 《上海集邮》 2003年第11期34-35,共2页
最近我在文章里赞扬了一位出版社的编辑.因为他自称“没有花香,没有树高.我是一棵无人知道的小草。”小花小草小鱼小虾,世界本来由芸芸众生组成。巴金写道:“从在一滴水的小世界中怡然自得的草履虫到在地球上飞腾活跃的‘芸芸众生... 最近我在文章里赞扬了一位出版社的编辑.因为他自称“没有花香,没有树高.我是一棵无人知道的小草。”小花小草小鱼小虾,世界本来由芸芸众生组成。巴金写道:“从在一滴水的小世界中怡然自得的草履虫到在地球上飞腾活跃的‘芸芸众生’,没有一个生物是不乐生的。” 展开更多
关键词 邮票 小型张 票幅 题材 色彩 《荷 兰》 《巴哈马》
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The Role of Memory and Tradition in the Construction of Identity in the Nineteenth-Century Bahamas
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作者 Paul Famsworth 《Cultural and Religious Studies》 2016年第7期411-426,共16页
Tradition has been defined as practices brought forward from the past into the present. In the context of enslavement and the cultural dislocation that accompanied it, memory became critical in the recreation of tradi... Tradition has been defined as practices brought forward from the past into the present. In the context of enslavement and the cultural dislocation that accompanied it, memory became critical in the recreation of tradition. Individual memory contributed to the practices that created new traditions to be carried forward by subsequent generations. Archaeological evidence from Clifton Plantation, Bahamas, illustrates how memory and tradition shaped the identities of both enslaver and enslaved, and influenced the construction of an African Bahamian identity in the early nineteenth-century. In their consumer selections, the enslaved people of Clifton were constructing artifact assemblages that reflected their memories of their traditional cultural background. In the process they were creating an Afro-Bahamian aesthetic that would become a tradition for future generations of Bahamians. While the goods were not of their own manufacture, the choices were theirs from the selection available to them. At the same time, those of British heritage were signaling their British identity through their consumer choices. However, Clifton was unusual in being owned by a reformer who sought to ameliorate the conditions of slavery. The paper also briefly discusses whether these concepts are useful in understanding the material culture of enslaved Africans at other sites. 展开更多
关键词 African Diaspora African-Baharnian identity memory and tradition historical archaeology consumer choices
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