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Date: 2014-03-14 10:36:44 Black people Haitian Voodoo Creolization Paul Gilroy Americas Anthropology British people J. Lorand Matory Candomblé Diaspora African diaspora		Instructor: Dr. Abdoulaye Kane Grinter Hall, 439 Tel, E-mail: Office Hours: Thursday from 1:00PM to 2:00 PM ANG6930/062G & AFS6905/0813 “Diasporas of Africa” Add to Reading List Source URL: anthro.ufl.edu Download Document from Source Website File Size: 209,63 KB Share Document on Facebook

	The Oxford Diasporas Programme is funded by the Leverhulme Trust Keywords in Diaspora ODP Seminar Series, Michelmas Term DocID: 1rsTj - View Document
	Creolization and creativity THOMAS HYLLAND ERIKSEN Abstract ‘A bit of this and a bit of that; that is how newness enters the world’, according to Salman Rushdie. In Ulf Hannerz’s varied and voluminous work on cult DocID: 1lOnE - View Document
	Creolization: Could Adults Really Have Done It All? Carla L. Hudson and Elissa L. Newport University of Rochester 1. Introduction Creolization is the expansion of a simplified pidgin into a more complex DocID: 1lq2q - View Document
	John H. McWhorter (Columbia University) Quirky case in creoles, or creolization as a quirky case In a language that emerged from a pidgin variety, or a variety deeply impacted by secondlanguage acquisition, a reasonable DocID: 1gEyO - View Document
	Working Papers Paper 72, July 2013 Quotidian creolization and diasporic echoes: Resistance and co-optation in Cape DocID: 1fSkk - View Document