F20 Black Atlantic: Resources, Pedagogy, and Scholarship on the 18th Century Black Atlantic Main Menu Author Index FAQ Week 01: August 28: Pedagogies Week 02: Friday, September 4: Thinking about Projects and Digital Methods Week 03: Friday, September 11: Black Atlantic Classics Week 04: Reccomended: Thursday September 17: 4pm: Indigenous Studies and British Literatures The Center for Literary + Comparative Studies @UMD Week 04: Required: Friday, September 18: Reading: Indigenous Studies in the Eighteenth Century Week 04: Required: Friday, September 18: Book Launch Remaking the Republic: Black Politics and the Creation of American Citizenship Week 05: Friday, September 25: Digital Humanities, Caribbean Stuides, and Fashion Guest: Siobhan Mei Week 06: Friday, October 2: OBI Week 07: October 9: Black London Sancho's Social Networks Week 08: Friday, October 16:Muslim Slave Narratives, Hans Sloane, the British Museum, Colonialism as Curation Week 09: Friday, October 23: Reflection and Tools Day Week 10: Friday, October 30: Myths of a White Atlantic (and Project Proposal) Week 11: Friday, November 6: Black New England Week 12: Friday, November 13: Woman of Colour and Mary Prince Week 13: Friday, November 20: Peer Review Workshop and Draft with Action Plan

Reed Caswell Aiken

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This is a pilot attempt to make an author page.

This page has paths:

  1. Author Index Emily MN Kugler

Contents of this path:

  1. [Week 1] Where Do You Know From?
  2. [Week 2] The Remix and Reassembly of Literary Texts
  3. [Week 3] The Black Atlantic as Diasporic Nexus and Meta-Archive
  4. [Week 4 Talk] The Question of Decolonization: Academia’s Political and Pedagogical Limits
  5. [Week 4 Class] Seeds of the Marvelous in Aphra Behn’s "Oroonoko"
  6. [Week 4 Launch] Discourses of Activism and Citizenship: A Black Atlantic Approach
  7. [Week 5] The Trauma of the Archive: Absences and Presences in the Figuration of the Black Woman
  8. [Week 6] Colonial Anxieties and Abolitionist Impulses in "Obi; or, The History of Three-Fingered Jack"
  9. [Week 7] Paradoxes of Belonging: Black Britons from Elizabeth to Victoria
  10. [Week 8] Islam and the American Project: The Atlantic and the Mediterranean
  11. [Week 10] The Mythological White Atlantic: Exploring Claims of White American “Indigeneity”
  12. [Week 11] Mapping the Hybrid History of New England
  13. [Week 12] British Anxieties in the Colonial Space: Race as Moral Contagion and Intervention in "The Woman of Colour"
  14. [Week 13 Colloquium] Imaginative Returns of the Spirit: Marronage as Black Atlantic Psychology
  15. [Project Proposal] Transatlantic Identity Formation: Imperial Anxieties, Colonial Hybridities, and Slippages of Power – A Syllabus Unit
  16. [Final Project] Transatlantic Identity Formation: Imperial Anxieties, Colonial Hybridities, and Slippages of Power in Female Literary Figures