Biography of the Indian Ocean
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Biography of the Indian Ocean
Imagined, Embodied and Experiential Cartographies
Kosgei, Jacky
Taylor & Francis Ltd
03/2026
158
Dura
Inglês
9781041198475
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Introduction - Refiguring Indian Ocean Epistemological Cartographies
Critical Ocean Studies
Oral Sources
Chapter Outlines
Chapter 1 - Historical Sources and the Writing of Fiction in Valerie Cuthbert's The Great Siege of Fort Jesus
History and Fiction; History as Narrative
Portuguese Historiography of the Indian Ocean World
Portuguese-Oriented Histories of the Kenyan Coast: Cuthbert's Sources
Reproduction of the Colonial Archive: Imported biases in Cuthbert's novel
Chapter 2 - Subverting Eurocentric Histories of the Swahili Coast in the 19th Century
Distanced Affinities and Proximate Tensions: Oral and biographical reflections on Rebmann
Humanizing the Demonized: Subverting Eurocentric histories of the Swahili coast
Chapter 3 - Re-figuring the Colonial Archive: Oral Historiographies of Fort Jesus in Mombasa
Fort Jesus, a Portuguese Fortress: The official oral history of Fort Jesus
Ngomeni, not Fort Jesus: A Digo home, not a Portuguese fortress
Of Disruptions and Erasures: A comparative reading of the oral histories of Fort Jesus
Chapter 4 - From Surface to Depth: Material and Multidimensional Perspectives of the Indian Ocean
Lateral Connections and the Economic Dimension of the Sea
Underwater Perspectives and the Spiritual Dimension of the Sea
Chapter 5 - A Dead and Dying Sea: The Ecological Dimension of the Indian Ocean on the Kenyan Coast
Summoning Local Art Forms: Ecological functions of Swahili oral poetry
Generation Eyewitnesses: Fishers' articulation of a dead and dying sea
Chapter 6 - A Biography of the Indian Ocean: Tracing alternative sea maps in Yvonne Owuor's The Dragonfly Sea
Sensuous Maps of the Indian Ocean
Owuor's Ecocritical and Political Project in The Dragonfly
Conclusion - Notes on Expaning Epistemic Territories
References
Critical Ocean Studies
Oral Sources
Chapter Outlines
Chapter 1 - Historical Sources and the Writing of Fiction in Valerie Cuthbert's The Great Siege of Fort Jesus
History and Fiction; History as Narrative
Portuguese Historiography of the Indian Ocean World
Portuguese-Oriented Histories of the Kenyan Coast: Cuthbert's Sources
Reproduction of the Colonial Archive: Imported biases in Cuthbert's novel
Chapter 2 - Subverting Eurocentric Histories of the Swahili Coast in the 19th Century
Distanced Affinities and Proximate Tensions: Oral and biographical reflections on Rebmann
Humanizing the Demonized: Subverting Eurocentric histories of the Swahili coast
Chapter 3 - Re-figuring the Colonial Archive: Oral Historiographies of Fort Jesus in Mombasa
Fort Jesus, a Portuguese Fortress: The official oral history of Fort Jesus
Ngomeni, not Fort Jesus: A Digo home, not a Portuguese fortress
Of Disruptions and Erasures: A comparative reading of the oral histories of Fort Jesus
Chapter 4 - From Surface to Depth: Material and Multidimensional Perspectives of the Indian Ocean
Lateral Connections and the Economic Dimension of the Sea
Underwater Perspectives and the Spiritual Dimension of the Sea
Chapter 5 - A Dead and Dying Sea: The Ecological Dimension of the Indian Ocean on the Kenyan Coast
Summoning Local Art Forms: Ecological functions of Swahili oral poetry
Generation Eyewitnesses: Fishers' articulation of a dead and dying sea
Chapter 6 - A Biography of the Indian Ocean: Tracing alternative sea maps in Yvonne Owuor's The Dragonfly Sea
Sensuous Maps of the Indian Ocean
Owuor's Ecocritical and Political Project in The Dragonfly
Conclusion - Notes on Expaning Epistemic Territories
References
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The Dragonfly Sea;Indian Ocean;Kiswahili;A Digo Home;The Great Siege of Fort Jesus;Swahili coast
Introduction - Refiguring Indian Ocean Epistemological Cartographies
Critical Ocean Studies
Oral Sources
Chapter Outlines
Chapter 1 - Historical Sources and the Writing of Fiction in Valerie Cuthbert's The Great Siege of Fort Jesus
History and Fiction; History as Narrative
Portuguese Historiography of the Indian Ocean World
Portuguese-Oriented Histories of the Kenyan Coast: Cuthbert's Sources
Reproduction of the Colonial Archive: Imported biases in Cuthbert's novel
Chapter 2 - Subverting Eurocentric Histories of the Swahili Coast in the 19th Century
Distanced Affinities and Proximate Tensions: Oral and biographical reflections on Rebmann
Humanizing the Demonized: Subverting Eurocentric histories of the Swahili coast
Chapter 3 - Re-figuring the Colonial Archive: Oral Historiographies of Fort Jesus in Mombasa
Fort Jesus, a Portuguese Fortress: The official oral history of Fort Jesus
Ngomeni, not Fort Jesus: A Digo home, not a Portuguese fortress
Of Disruptions and Erasures: A comparative reading of the oral histories of Fort Jesus
Chapter 4 - From Surface to Depth: Material and Multidimensional Perspectives of the Indian Ocean
Lateral Connections and the Economic Dimension of the Sea
Underwater Perspectives and the Spiritual Dimension of the Sea
Chapter 5 - A Dead and Dying Sea: The Ecological Dimension of the Indian Ocean on the Kenyan Coast
Summoning Local Art Forms: Ecological functions of Swahili oral poetry
Generation Eyewitnesses: Fishers' articulation of a dead and dying sea
Chapter 6 - A Biography of the Indian Ocean: Tracing alternative sea maps in Yvonne Owuor's The Dragonfly Sea
Sensuous Maps of the Indian Ocean
Owuor's Ecocritical and Political Project in The Dragonfly
Conclusion - Notes on Expaning Epistemic Territories
References
Critical Ocean Studies
Oral Sources
Chapter Outlines
Chapter 1 - Historical Sources and the Writing of Fiction in Valerie Cuthbert's The Great Siege of Fort Jesus
History and Fiction; History as Narrative
Portuguese Historiography of the Indian Ocean World
Portuguese-Oriented Histories of the Kenyan Coast: Cuthbert's Sources
Reproduction of the Colonial Archive: Imported biases in Cuthbert's novel
Chapter 2 - Subverting Eurocentric Histories of the Swahili Coast in the 19th Century
Distanced Affinities and Proximate Tensions: Oral and biographical reflections on Rebmann
Humanizing the Demonized: Subverting Eurocentric histories of the Swahili coast
Chapter 3 - Re-figuring the Colonial Archive: Oral Historiographies of Fort Jesus in Mombasa
Fort Jesus, a Portuguese Fortress: The official oral history of Fort Jesus
Ngomeni, not Fort Jesus: A Digo home, not a Portuguese fortress
Of Disruptions and Erasures: A comparative reading of the oral histories of Fort Jesus
Chapter 4 - From Surface to Depth: Material and Multidimensional Perspectives of the Indian Ocean
Lateral Connections and the Economic Dimension of the Sea
Underwater Perspectives and the Spiritual Dimension of the Sea
Chapter 5 - A Dead and Dying Sea: The Ecological Dimension of the Indian Ocean on the Kenyan Coast
Summoning Local Art Forms: Ecological functions of Swahili oral poetry
Generation Eyewitnesses: Fishers' articulation of a dead and dying sea
Chapter 6 - A Biography of the Indian Ocean: Tracing alternative sea maps in Yvonne Owuor's The Dragonfly Sea
Sensuous Maps of the Indian Ocean
Owuor's Ecocritical and Political Project in The Dragonfly
Conclusion - Notes on Expaning Epistemic Territories
References
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