殖民地的观看方式:1750-1900年的加勒比视觉文化

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Emily Senior, S. Thomas
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摘要这是一本关于1750年至1900年间加勒比海殖民地视觉文化的散文集的简介。这篇文章探讨了在奴隶制及其直接后果的条件下出现的观看方式,探讨了处理帝国的视觉和物质后果的一些方法和理论挑战。在殖民档案的碎片和偏见中,还可以挖掘出哪些黑人生命的痕迹?图像和物体是如何在殖民地背景下产生、传播和观看的?对视觉文化的关注揭示了什么形式的抵抗?这篇引言考虑了创造性和合乎道德地应对困扰这个档案馆的空白和沉默的策略,以及恢复黑人生活经历的韧性、抵抗力、知识和“日常”的策略。
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Colonial ways of seeing: Caribbean visual cultures 1750–1900
ABSTRACT This is the introduction to the collection of essays dedicated to colonial Caribbean visual cultures between 1750 and 1900. Examining the ways of seeing that emerged under the conditions of slavery and its immediate aftermath, this piece explores some of the methodological and theoretical challenges of working with the visual and material afterlives of empire. What traces of Black lives can yet be mined in the fragments and biases of the colonial archive? How were images and objects produced, circulated and viewed in colonial contexts? What forms of resistance are revealed by a focus on visual cultures? This introduction considers strategies for responding creatively and ethically to the gaps and silences that haunt this archive, and for recovering the resilience, resistance, knowledge and “everyday” of Black lived experience.
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