In the same boats
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- Bilbija, Marina, editor - Contributor
- Dubois, Laurent, editor - Contributor
- Das, Joanna Dee, editor - Contributor
- Brown, Vincent, 1967-, editor - Contributor
- Goffe, Tao Leigh, editor - Contributor
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- Josephs, Kelly Baker, editor - Contributor
- Pomi, Clara, editor - Contributor
- Véron Leblé, Kora, editor - Contributor
- Wanner, Buck, designer - Contributor
- Fuhrmann, Emily, designer - Contributor
- Kennedy, Bill, designer - Contributor
- Irvine, Dean, consultant - Contributor
- Vann, Alyssa, analyst - Contributor
- Schomberg Center for Research in Black Culture - Contributor
- University of Virginia - Contributor
- Columbia University. Graduate School of Arts and Sciences - Contributor
- Duke University. Forum for Scholars and Publics - Contributor
- Agile Humanities Agency - Contributor
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2019 - Columbia University, New York, New York (State)
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English
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- OCLC Control Number1153525957
- Open LibraryOL44080458M
Description
"In the Same Boats is a work of multimodal scholarship designed to encourage the collaborative production of humanistic knowledge within scholarly communities. Comprising two interactive visualizations that trace the movements of seminal cultural actors from the Caribbean and wider Americas, Africa, and Europe within the 20th century Afro-Atlantic world, the platform seeks to push back against the ways in which "Global South" intellectual production has been balkanized in the academy, its limits and contours largely determined by imperial metropoles." "The project presents opportunities to discover the extent to which Caribbean, African, Latin American, European, and Afro-American intellectuals have been in both punctual and sustained conversation with one another: attending the same conferences, publishing in the same journals and presses, active in the same political groups, perhaps even elbow-to-elbow in the same Parisian cafés and on the same transatlantic crossings – literally and metaphorically in the same boats – as they circulate throughout the Americas, Africa, Europe, and beyond."
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