Undercurrents of Power: Aquatic Culture in the African Diaspora (The Early Modern Americas)
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Undercurrents of Power: Aquatic Culture in the African Diaspora (The Early Modern Americas)

by Kevin Dawson

History Cultural Studies African Studies
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Kevin Dawson explores aquatic culture in the African diaspora through the history of the early modern Americas. Focusing on the relationship between water, culture, and power, this study offers readers a historically grounded perspective on African diasporic experiences and the significance of aquatic life.

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Undercurrents of Power examines aquatic culture in the African diaspora.

Its focus is the early modern Americas, placing water and aquatic life within a historical and cultural framework.

The book considers how aquatic experience relates to power, identity, and the African diaspora.

Kevin Dawson presents a focused study for readers interested in early American history, African diaspora studies, and cultural history.

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