Colours, Commodities and the Birth of Globalization
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Colours, Commodities and the Birth of Globalization
A History of the Natural Dyes of the Americas, 1500-2000
Marichal, Carlos; Pretel, David
Bloomsbury Publishing PLC
09/2024
256
Dura
Inglês
9781350408111
15 a 20 dias
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List of Contributors
1. Introduction: The Colours of Globalization, (Carlos Marichal and David Pretel, El Colegio de Mexico, Mexico and University of Madrid, Spain)
2. The Natural Dyes of the Americas: Geography, Labour and Trade, (Carlos Marichal, El Colegio de Mexico, Mexico)
3. The Making of Colonial Blue: Mesoamerican Indigo in the Iberian Atlantic, 1560-1620, (Adrianna Catena and Huemac Escalona, University of Warwick, UK and National Autonomous University of Mexico, Mexico)
4, A Place Under the Sun: Brazilwood in the Brazilian Economy (1500-1875), (Jose Jobson de Andrade Arruda, University of Sao Paulo, Brazil)
5. Mexican Cochineal and the Material History of Art, (Georges Roque, CNRS, France)
6. Logwood, Masterless Men and British Interests in Yucatan and Central America, (Karl Offen, Syracuse University, USA)
7. From Abundance to Scarcity: Dyewood Production and Trade in the Colombian Caribbean, 1700-1900 (Jorge Enrique Elias-Caro, University of Magdalena, Columbia)
8. Indigo in Eighteenth-Century Venezuela: An Unfinished History, (Federique Langue, CNRS, France)
9. Above and Beyond Eliza Lucas Pinckney: Slave Expertise and South Carolina Indigo, (Andrea Feeser, Clemson University, USA)
10. Local Production, Atlantic trade: The Logwood Economy in Laguna de Terminos During the Nineteenth Century, (Pascale Villegas and Rosa Torras Canangla, Universidad Autonoma de Campeche, Mexico and Centro de Estudios Mexicanos, Mexico)
11. Costa Rican Neotropical Dyewoods in Global Context, 1885-1940, (Anthony Goebel-Mc Dermott and Ronny J. Viales-Hurtado, Central America's Historical Research Center, Costa Rica, and University of Costa Rica, Costa Rica)
12. Defying Substitution: A Caribbean Dyewood in the Synthetic Age, (David Pretel, Universidad Autonoma de Madrid, Spain)
13. Epilogue, (Dominique Cardon, CNRS, France)
Selected Bibliography
Index
List of Tables
List of Contributors
1. Introduction: The Colours of Globalization, (Carlos Marichal and David Pretel, El Colegio de Mexico, Mexico and University of Madrid, Spain)
2. The Natural Dyes of the Americas: Geography, Labour and Trade, (Carlos Marichal, El Colegio de Mexico, Mexico)
3. The Making of Colonial Blue: Mesoamerican Indigo in the Iberian Atlantic, 1560-1620, (Adrianna Catena and Huemac Escalona, University of Warwick, UK and National Autonomous University of Mexico, Mexico)
4, A Place Under the Sun: Brazilwood in the Brazilian Economy (1500-1875), (Jose Jobson de Andrade Arruda, University of Sao Paulo, Brazil)
5. Mexican Cochineal and the Material History of Art, (Georges Roque, CNRS, France)
6. Logwood, Masterless Men and British Interests in Yucatan and Central America, (Karl Offen, Syracuse University, USA)
7. From Abundance to Scarcity: Dyewood Production and Trade in the Colombian Caribbean, 1700-1900 (Jorge Enrique Elias-Caro, University of Magdalena, Columbia)
8. Indigo in Eighteenth-Century Venezuela: An Unfinished History, (Federique Langue, CNRS, France)
9. Above and Beyond Eliza Lucas Pinckney: Slave Expertise and South Carolina Indigo, (Andrea Feeser, Clemson University, USA)
10. Local Production, Atlantic trade: The Logwood Economy in Laguna de Terminos During the Nineteenth Century, (Pascale Villegas and Rosa Torras Canangla, Universidad Autonoma de Campeche, Mexico and Centro de Estudios Mexicanos, Mexico)
11. Costa Rican Neotropical Dyewoods in Global Context, 1885-1940, (Anthony Goebel-Mc Dermott and Ronny J. Viales-Hurtado, Central America's Historical Research Center, Costa Rica, and University of Costa Rica, Costa Rica)
12. Defying Substitution: A Caribbean Dyewood in the Synthetic Age, (David Pretel, Universidad Autonoma de Madrid, Spain)
13. Epilogue, (Dominique Cardon, CNRS, France)
Selected Bibliography
Index
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Dye; Colour; Columbian exchange; globalisation; international trade; history of the Americas; Latin American history; American history; material history
List of Figures
List of Tables
List of Contributors
1. Introduction: The Colours of Globalization, (Carlos Marichal and David Pretel, El Colegio de Mexico, Mexico and University of Madrid, Spain)
2. The Natural Dyes of the Americas: Geography, Labour and Trade, (Carlos Marichal, El Colegio de Mexico, Mexico)
3. The Making of Colonial Blue: Mesoamerican Indigo in the Iberian Atlantic, 1560-1620, (Adrianna Catena and Huemac Escalona, University of Warwick, UK and National Autonomous University of Mexico, Mexico)
4, A Place Under the Sun: Brazilwood in the Brazilian Economy (1500-1875), (Jose Jobson de Andrade Arruda, University of Sao Paulo, Brazil)
5. Mexican Cochineal and the Material History of Art, (Georges Roque, CNRS, France)
6. Logwood, Masterless Men and British Interests in Yucatan and Central America, (Karl Offen, Syracuse University, USA)
7. From Abundance to Scarcity: Dyewood Production and Trade in the Colombian Caribbean, 1700-1900 (Jorge Enrique Elias-Caro, University of Magdalena, Columbia)
8. Indigo in Eighteenth-Century Venezuela: An Unfinished History, (Federique Langue, CNRS, France)
9. Above and Beyond Eliza Lucas Pinckney: Slave Expertise and South Carolina Indigo, (Andrea Feeser, Clemson University, USA)
10. Local Production, Atlantic trade: The Logwood Economy in Laguna de Terminos During the Nineteenth Century, (Pascale Villegas and Rosa Torras Canangla, Universidad Autonoma de Campeche, Mexico and Centro de Estudios Mexicanos, Mexico)
11. Costa Rican Neotropical Dyewoods in Global Context, 1885-1940, (Anthony Goebel-Mc Dermott and Ronny J. Viales-Hurtado, Central America's Historical Research Center, Costa Rica, and University of Costa Rica, Costa Rica)
12. Defying Substitution: A Caribbean Dyewood in the Synthetic Age, (David Pretel, Universidad Autonoma de Madrid, Spain)
13. Epilogue, (Dominique Cardon, CNRS, France)
Selected Bibliography
Index
List of Tables
List of Contributors
1. Introduction: The Colours of Globalization, (Carlos Marichal and David Pretel, El Colegio de Mexico, Mexico and University of Madrid, Spain)
2. The Natural Dyes of the Americas: Geography, Labour and Trade, (Carlos Marichal, El Colegio de Mexico, Mexico)
3. The Making of Colonial Blue: Mesoamerican Indigo in the Iberian Atlantic, 1560-1620, (Adrianna Catena and Huemac Escalona, University of Warwick, UK and National Autonomous University of Mexico, Mexico)
4, A Place Under the Sun: Brazilwood in the Brazilian Economy (1500-1875), (Jose Jobson de Andrade Arruda, University of Sao Paulo, Brazil)
5. Mexican Cochineal and the Material History of Art, (Georges Roque, CNRS, France)
6. Logwood, Masterless Men and British Interests in Yucatan and Central America, (Karl Offen, Syracuse University, USA)
7. From Abundance to Scarcity: Dyewood Production and Trade in the Colombian Caribbean, 1700-1900 (Jorge Enrique Elias-Caro, University of Magdalena, Columbia)
8. Indigo in Eighteenth-Century Venezuela: An Unfinished History, (Federique Langue, CNRS, France)
9. Above and Beyond Eliza Lucas Pinckney: Slave Expertise and South Carolina Indigo, (Andrea Feeser, Clemson University, USA)
10. Local Production, Atlantic trade: The Logwood Economy in Laguna de Terminos During the Nineteenth Century, (Pascale Villegas and Rosa Torras Canangla, Universidad Autonoma de Campeche, Mexico and Centro de Estudios Mexicanos, Mexico)
11. Costa Rican Neotropical Dyewoods in Global Context, 1885-1940, (Anthony Goebel-Mc Dermott and Ronny J. Viales-Hurtado, Central America's Historical Research Center, Costa Rica, and University of Costa Rica, Costa Rica)
12. Defying Substitution: A Caribbean Dyewood in the Synthetic Age, (David Pretel, Universidad Autonoma de Madrid, Spain)
13. Epilogue, (Dominique Cardon, CNRS, France)
Selected Bibliography
Index
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