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The Construction and Representation of Race and Ethnicity in the Caribbean and the World
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This book is not yet featured on Listopia. Sep 14, Matthias rated it did not like it. Apocryphally, an aspiring composer once sent his work to an elder of the craft, hoping for approval. Alleyne's work is both theoretically interesting and factually well-documented, but the parts that theoretically interesting are not factually well-documented and the parts that are factually well-documented are no Apocryphally, an aspiring composer once sent his work to an elder of the craft, hoping for approval.
Alleyne's work is both theoretically interesting and factually well-documented, but the parts that theoretically interesting are not factually well-documented and the parts that are factually well-documented are not are not theoretically interesting.
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The theoretical first half presents an admirably provocative thesis - that, contrary to the opinion of the vast majority of contemporary historians of the relevant material, racism was not born out of slavery and the colonial encounter, but has much deeper roots stretching into classical antiquity. Azar Gat argues for something similar in "Nations," although as I have not yet read that work, I canot say to what extent it succeeds.
Unfortunately, he has little evidence to offer for this other than the philological, and the fact that phenotypically distinct foreigners how often? Specious argument from etymology may be forgivable if you can write as well as Nietzsche, but not if you do so as dryly as Alleyne. Citation is used sparingly, I recognized a number of strictly factual inaccuracies that the Chinese never dominated any sort of world-system, that Ashkenazi and Sephardic Jews are defined confessionally He does not seem to be familiar with the historicist arguments in great detail. Although he receives points for honesty in pointing out in the introduction that this area is beyond his training as a linguist, he does not appear to have surmounted the additional obstacles which this imposes.