Economies of Representation, 1790-2000: Colonialism and CommerceLeigh Dale, Helen Gilbert Ashgate Publishing, Ltd., 2007 - 237 من الصفحات The essays in this book argue for the interrelatedness of cultural and economic systems in specific colonial and post-colonial contexts. They illuminate the ways in which local communities operate as central sites at which the vast ensemble of ideological and material practices that constitute capitalism operate. |
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Trade and Indigeneity in the Caribbean | 3 |
Slavery Missions and Tourism on | 17 |
Commerce and Christianity in the Pacific | 31 |
Perverse Desire and | 59 |
The Symbolic Drug Trade | 73 |
Jamaica Kincaids My Brother | 107 |
Kngwarreye and Contemporary Art Criticism | 123 |
Womens Trading in Fanny Stevensons | 143 |
Marketing The Mohawk Princess | 157 |
New Life Stories in the New South Africa | 183 |
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