Nature, Culture, and Race in Colonial Cuba
Lee Sessions • Yale University Press • ISBN 9780300277685
Nature, Culture, and Race in Colonial Cuba
Lee Sessions • Yale University Press • ISBN-13 9780300277685
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ISBN 9780300277685 • Completeness 52
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An analytical study of how colonial Cuban authorities leveraged environmental and natural history to construct and maintain racialized social structures.
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Publisher: Yale University Press
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Contributor: Lee Sessions
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Category: ColonialismCategory: Environmental HistoryCategory: History Of ScienceCategory: Latin American HistoryCategory: Race And EthnicityCategory: Colonial HistoryCategory: Cuban StudiesCategory: Racial Construction
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