U.S. and Brazilian 'Slave Narratives': History, Literature, Culture, & Cannon [flier]

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Authors

Robert Krueger, University of Northern Iowa

Document Type

Flier

Abstract

A 55-year research project started searching for the equivalent of the U.S. “Slave Narrative” in Brazil, the American nation that enslaved nearly 50% of the African captives, and has the 2nd largest black population in the world. Delving into the archives of 4 continents and the publications of the “nova historiografia,” revealed Brazil’s unique history of slavery and required the critical abandonment of the U.S. genre to construct the “Narrativa Escravizada Brasileira” sui generi.

Department

Department of Languages and Literatures

Comments

A talk by Dr. Robert Krueger, UNI Professor Emeritus-

• Date: Tuesday, November 19, 2024
• Time: 12:30 p.m.
• Location: Bartlett 1017

Original Date

11-19-2024

Object Description

1 PNG file

Copyright

©2024 Robert Krueger

Language

en

File Format

application/pdf

Recommended Citation

Krueger, Robert, "U.S. and Brazilian 'Slave Narratives': History, Literature, Culture, & Cannon [flier]" (2024). Brazilian Slave Narratives Documents. 1.
https://scholarworks.uni.edu/slavenarratives_documents/1