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Slavery, Memory, and Religion in Southeastern Ghana: 1850-Present

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Journey into a Captivating Historical Tapestry

Slavery Memory and Religion in Southeastern Ghana c 1850 Present (The International African Library 49)

Slavery, Memory and Religion in Southeastern Ghana, c.1850–Present (The International African Library Book 49)

by Bill T. Arnold

5 out of 5

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Embark on an enthralling journey into the depths of southeastern Ghana's past, where the threads of slavery, memory, and religion intertwine to create a rich historical tapestry. This meticulously researched book invites you to delve into a compelling narrative that unravels the complex interplay of these elements over a century and a half.

Unveiling the Legacy of Slavery

Step back in time to the mid-19th century, when southeastern Ghana became a hub of the transatlantic slave trade. Explore the harrowing experiences of those who endured the horrors of enslavement, as well as the resilience and resistance exhibited by individuals and communities.

A Photograph Of A Group Of Enslaved People Being Transported On A Slave Ship. Slavery Memory And Religion In Southeastern Ghana C 1850 Present (The International African Library 49)

Through meticulous archival research and oral accounts, this book sheds light on the lasting effects of slavery on the region, uncovering the ways in which it shaped social structures, economic dynamics, and cultural practices.

Memory and the Shaping of Identity

Memory plays a pivotal role in shaping how individuals and communities grapple with the past. This book delves into the diverse ways in which the memory of slavery has been preserved and transmitted in southeastern Ghana.

From oral traditions and storytelling to commemorative rituals and historical monuments, you'll explore the multifaceted nature of memory and its profound impact on the formation of local identities. This analysis provides a deeper understanding of how the legacy of slavery continues to resonate in the present day.

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Religion as a Source of Solace and Resistance

In the midst of the horrors of slavery, religion emerged as a source of solace and empowerment for many. This book investigates the role of Christianity and Islam in providing spiritual comfort, community cohesion, and avenues for resistance.

You'll discover how religious beliefs and practices shaped everyday life during slavery and how they contributed to the development of new religious movements and identities. Explore the ways in which religion fostered resilience, facilitated social change, and influenced the cultural landscape of southeastern Ghana.

A Photograph Of A Christian Church In Southeastern Ghana. Slavery Memory And Religion In Southeastern Ghana C 1850 Present (The International African Library 49)

The Post-Emancipation Era and Its Complexities

Emancipation brought forth a new era filled with both promise and challenges. This book examines the complex social and economic transformations that occurred in southeastern Ghana after the abolition of slavery.

You'll uncover the ways in which former slaves and their descendants negotiated their freedom, grappled with racial discrimination, and sought to establish a new social Free Download. The book provides a nuanced understanding of the post-emancipation period, highlighting both the gains and setbacks that shaped the region's history.

A Photograph Of A Group Of Former Slaves Working On A Plantation. Slavery Memory And Religion In Southeastern Ghana C 1850 Present (The International African Library 49)

A Legacy that Continues to Shape the Present

The legacy of slavery, memory, and religion continues to shape southeastern Ghana in profound ways. This book explores the enduring impact of these elements on contemporary society, including their influence on politics, education, and cultural expression.

You'll gain insights into the ongoing debates and controversies surrounding reparations, historical reconciliation, and the preservation of cultural heritage. This analysis provides a timely and thought-provoking examination of the ways in which the past continues to inform the present and shape the future.

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This book is an invaluable resource for scholars, students, historians, and anyone fascinated by African history, slavery, memory, and the role of religion in shaping societies. Its comprehensive analysis, compelling narrative, and insightful perspectives will undoubtedly enrich your understanding of this complex and fascinating subject.

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Slavery, Memory and Religion in Southeastern Ghana, c.1850–Present (The International African Library Book 49)

by Bill T. Arnold

5 out of 5