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Introduction / John A. Aarons, Jeannette A. Bastian and Stanley H. Griffin -- Soca and collective memory; Savannah Grass as an archive of Carnival / Kai Barratt -- Jamaican twitter as a repository for documenting memory and social resistance; Listening to the 'articulate minority' / Norman Malcom -- Singing our Caribbean identity : programming the UWI Mona Festival of the Nine Lessons with carols / Shawn R.A. Wright -- Archives 'cast in stone' : memorials as memory / Elsie E. Aarons -- Landscape as record : archiving the Antigua Recreation Ground / Stephen Butters -- Concert dance in Barbados as archive; Dancing the national narratives / John Hunte -- Remembering an art exhibit : the Face of Jamaica, 1963-1964 / Monique Barnett-Davidson -- Traditional and new record sources in geointerpretive methods for reconstructing biophysical history; Whither Withywood / Thera Edwards and Edward Robinson -- Resistance in/and the pre-emancipation archives / Tonia Sutherland, Linda Sturtz, Paulette Kerr -- Post-colonial philately as memory and history : stamping a new identity for Trinidad and Tobago / Desaray Pivot-Nolan -- Recasting Jamaica sculptor Ronald Moody (1900-1984) : an archival homecoming / Ego Ahaiwe Sowinski -- St. Lucian memory and identity through the eyes of John Robert Lee / Antonia Charlemagne-Marshall -- Crop Over and Carnival in the archives of Barbados and Trinidad and Tobago / Allison O. Ramsay -- Ecclesiastical records as sources of social history; the Anglican Church of Trinidad and Tobago / Janelle Duke -- Erasure and retention in Jamaica's official memory; The case of the disappearing telegrams / James Robertson.
edited by John A. Aarons, Jeannette A. Bastian, and Stanley H. Griffin.
Includes bibliographical references and index.
London ; New York, NY : Routledge, Taylor & Francis Group, 2022