Colonialismo e descolonialidade arquipelágica no Caribe

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N.º 29 (2018): Julio - Diciembre
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Martínez-San Miguel, Y. (2019). Colonialismo e descolonialidade arquipelágica no Caribe. Tabula Rasa, 29, 37-64. https://doi.org/10.25058/20112742.n29.03
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Yolanda Martínez-San Miguel
University of Miami
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    Yolanda Martínez-San Miguel,

    Ph.D., 1996, University of California at Berkeley, Latin American Cultural Studies

    No  presente artigo proponho uma meditação sobre como estudar o colonialismo no   caso de territórios ultramarinos insulares e quais são as implicações para os debates pós- coloniais e descoloniais. Utilizo a noção de pensamento arquipelágico como uma lente que informa a maneira como analiso o Caribe, isto é, uma das múltiplas regiões insulares que são concebidas como posses ultramarinas. O argumento é desenvolvido em três nodos temáticos. A primeira seção estuda as representações imperiais e coloniais do Caribe em mapas produzidos após 1492 e 1800. A segunda seção revisa dois momentos históricos em que o Caribe foi considerado um projeto multi-estatal alternativo ao Estado-nação soberano e analiso o contexto colonial e descolonial que possibilitou e dificultou essas articulações políticas nos séculos XIX e XX. A última seção reflete sobre a noção colonial de território no caso colonial latino-americano e no contexto da expansão imperial norte-americana.

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