Barawa II - The Masters of the Ocean It is a historical novel, which, through ten chapters, traces one of the most complex and significant historical processes experienced by the Garinagu people after their arrival in the Central American Caribbean; it recounts their life story, transition, settlement, and resistance to exile between 1797 and 1897. The work delves into a time marked by colonial dispossession, but also by the capacity for adaptation, negotiation, and collective reconstruction of a people whose identity was forged between the land and the sea. Barawa, The Masters of the Ocean II,It is the essence, a moving narrative, testimonies that intertwine history and fiction to give voice to a people who made the sea their home, their path in the pages of history. This book invites the reader to understand that Central American history cannot be told without acknowledging the presence and contribution of the Garifuna.
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Paperback. Etat : new. Paperback. Barawa II - The Masters of the Ocean It is a historical novel, which, through ten chapters, traces one of the most complex and significant historical processes experienced by the Garinagu people after their arrival in the Central American Caribbean; it recounts their life story, transition, settlement, and resistance to exile between 1797 and 1897. The work delves into a time marked by colonial dispossession, but also by the capacity for adaptation, negotiation, and collective reconstruction of a people whose identity was forged between the land and the sea. Barawa, The Masters of the Ocean II, It is the essence, a moving narrative, testimonies that intertwine history and fiction to give voice to a people who made the sea their home, their path in the pages of history. This book invites the reader to understand that Central American history cannot be told without acknowledging the presence and contribution of the Garifuna. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability. N° de réf. du vendeur 9798252202341
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Paperback. Etat : new. Paperback. Barawa II - The Masters of the Ocean It is a historical novel, which, through ten chapters, traces one of the most complex and significant historical processes experienced by the Garinagu people after their arrival in the Central American Caribbean; it recounts their life story, transition, settlement, and resistance to exile between 1797 and 1897. The work delves into a time marked by colonial dispossession, but also by the capacity for adaptation, negotiation, and collective reconstruction of a people whose identity was forged between the land and the sea. Barawa, The Masters of the Ocean II, It is the essence, a moving narrative, testimonies that intertwine history and fiction to give voice to a people who made the sea their home, their path in the pages of history. This book invites the reader to understand that Central American history cannot be told without acknowledging the presence and contribution of the Garifuna. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability. N° de réf. du vendeur 9798252202341
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