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100 1  Kea, Ray A.|0https://id.loc.gov/authorities/names/
       n82003991 
245 12 A cultural and social history of Ghana from the 
       seventeenth to the nineteenth century :|bthe Gold Coast in
       the age of trans-Atlantic slave trade.|nBook 1 /|cRay A. 
       Kea ; with a foreword by Ivor Wilks. 
246 30 Gold Coast in the age of trans-Atlantic slave trade 
264  1 Lewiston, N.Y. :|bEdwin Mellen Press,|c[2012] 
264  4 |c©2012 
300    1 online resource :|billustrations, maps 
336    text|btxt|2rdacontent 
337    computer|bc|2rdamedia 
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504    Includes bibliographical references and index. 
505 0  Part One: Texts. Chapter 1: Hans Lykke of Osu. 
       Hermeneutics. A death-wish. Writing Hans Lykke. History 
       continues. Noete/Note Doku. Klama and Kpele hermeneutics. 
       Dominion. The Akwamu factor. The lumo and the company. The
       lumo as ma?nyo. Akwamu politics. Rebellion. A counter-
       narrative. Rebellion. Life and death. The idea of Hans 
       Lykke -- Chapter 2. History, commerce, and texts. Texts 
       and commerce. The ordering of things. Texts and Gold Coast
       history. Labor. Work as a condition of life. A mason's 
       imagination. History as critique. The question of the 
       present. Identifying the authors. An historical 
       imagination. Imaginaries. The imaginative dimension in 
       history. Counter-factual yearning -- Part Two: Service. 
       Chapter 3: The company's servant: Sodsha Duomoro. Social 
       and trading capital. Biography and Atlantic slaving. A 
       cognitive and social order. A politics of location. The 
       son of a famous man. Household property. Working for the 
       company. Cultural and symbolic capital. Values and 
       meanings. The aesthetics and metaphysics of power. The 
       cultural domain of Coutymer. The politics of property. A 
       life in the eighteenth century -- Part Three: Resistance. 
       Chapter 4: Subalterns and social struggle. Rethinking what
       we know. "History to the defeated". Social transcripts. 
       Places of sanctuary. Subalterns. "Plundering on the 
       general road". Unmastered men. "His master should never 
       get another day's work out of him". Social inversion. 
       Liminality and history. Agency and the terrain of social 
       struggle -- Chapter 5: A rebel and an abolitionist. 
       "Giving import to lives on the margins". Atlantic slaving 
       and historical agency. Kwasi the blacksmith and rebel. 
       Mutiny in Christiansborg castle. Plotting rebellion on St.
       Croix. A life of defeat. ''Life is fury''. Life in 
       Edwumako-Asene. Enslavement. Confronting history in the 
       idea of abolition. The modernity of the unimaginable. 
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776 08 |iPrint version:|aKea, Ray A.|tCultural and social history
       of Ghana from the seventeenth to the nineteenth century.
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