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Book Title
Deep Roots : Rice Farmers in West Africa and the African Diaspora
ISBN
9780253016102
Publication Name
Deep Roots : Rice Farmers in West Africa and the African Diaspora
Item Length
9.3in
Publisher
Indiana University Press
Publication Year
2014
Series
Blacks in the Diaspora Ser.
Type
Textbook
Format
Trade Paperback
Language
English
Item Height
0.6in
Author
Edda L. Fields-Black
Item Width
6.1in
Item Weight
14.1 Oz
Number of Pages
296 Pages

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From its examination of inheritance, innovation, and borrowing, Deep Roots fashions a theory of cultural change that encompasses the diversity of communities, cultures, and forms of expression in Africa and the African diaspora.

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Publisher
Indiana University Press
ISBN-10
025301610x
ISBN-13
9780253016102
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Author
Edda L. Fields-Black
Publication Name
Deep Roots : Rice Farmers in West Africa and the African Diaspora
Format
Trade Paperback
Language
English
Publication Year
2014
Series
Blacks in the Diaspora Ser.
Type
Textbook
Number of Pages
296 Pages

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Item Length
9.3in
Item Height
0.6in
Item Width
6.1in
Item Weight
14.1 Oz

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"The scope of the work makes it an important addition for African and Diaspora studies, as well as those more generally interested in the transference of ideas and ecology." --Journal of West African History, Deep Roots is a valuable addition to research on African rice systems and their origins....it contributes to the understanding of the rich cultural diversity of the coastal region extending from Gambia south and east to Liberia. Vol. 53.1 April 2010, "Fields-Black manages to make her research and its implications accessible to a wider audience.... Readers will appreciate the book's clarity of expression and revealing discussions of historical analysis and argumentation.... Recommended." --Choice, "On the whole, Fields-Black has offered a stimulating study that deservesattention in graduate seminars... in African history... and in African diaspora studies."--HISTORIAN, December, 2010, "[This] book makes a significant contribution to our understanding of ricecultivation in West Africa...." --Erik Gilbert, Arkansas State University, African History,Vol. 50 2009, The scope of the work makes it an important addition for African and Diaspora studies, as well as those more generally interested in the transference of ideas and ecology., Fields-Black manages to make her research and its implications accessible to a wider audience.... Readers will appreciate the book's clarity of expression and revealing discussions of historical analysis and argumentation.... Recommended.December 2009, "Deep Roots, an important and innovative book, pioneers a multidisciplinary methodology, which substantially compensates for the lack of written documentation... and archeology data during the formative period of the transatlantic slave trade in Africa." --American Historical Review, "Deep Roots is a valuable addition to research on African rice systems and theirorigins....it contributes to the understanding of the rich cultural diversity of the coastal regionextending from Gambia south and east to Liberia." --Laurence C. Becker, Oregon StateUniversity, Corvallis, Oregon, AFRICAN STUDIES REVIEW, Vol. 53.1 April 2010, "Fields-Black... offers important new insights into West African agriculturalhistory and the dynamics of diasporic connections." --LaRay Denzer, NorthwesternUniversity, Fields-Black manages to make her research and its implications accessible to a wider audience. . . . Readers will appreciate the book's clarity of expression and revealing discussions of historical analysis and argumentation. . . . Recommended.December 2009, This study is an excellent contribution to the growing literature on food in precolonial Africa. . . . [I]t is a trailblazing work in its innovative amalgamation of archaeological, linguistic, and written source materials., In fine, Deep Roots represents an important contribution to the literature on risiculture in West Africa.XL.4 Spring 2010, "In fine, Deep Roots represents an important contribution to the literature onrisiculture in West Africa...." --Peter A. Coclanis, University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill,JRNL INTERDISCIPLINARY HISTORY, XL.4 Spring 2010, [This] book makes a significant contribution to our understanding of rice cultivation in West Africa . . . .Vol. 50 2009, "Fields-Black manages to make her research and its implications accessible to awider audience.... Readers will appreciate the book's clarity of expression and revealingdiscussions of historical analysis and argumentation.... Recommended." -Choice, December2009, A stimulating study that deserves attention in graduate seminars... in African history... and in African diaspora studies. December, 2010, While Deep Roots is a scholarly endeavor anyone interested in South Carolina's rice history or African history would find it both fascinating and full of interesting facts, stories, illustrations and graphs that bring the story to life.February 18, 2009, "Fields-Black has written an important book, thoroughly researched, persuasivelyargued, and engagingly written. It adds a major new chapter to our understanding of the Africandiaspora." --The Journal of Southern History, Vol. 76, No. 3, August 2010, "Fields-Black manages to make her research and its implications accessible to awider audience.... Readers will appreciate the book's clarity of expression and revealingdiscussions of historical analysis and argumentation.... Recommended." --Choice, December2009, [This] book makes a significant contribution to our understanding of rice cultivation in West Africa....Vol. 50 2009, "While Deep Roots is a scholarly endeavor anyone interested in South Carolina'srice history or African history would find it both fascinating and full of interesting facts,stories, illustrations and graphs that bring the story to life." --Community Times Dispatch(Walterboro, SC), February 18, 2009, "This study is an excellent contribution to the growing literature on food in precolonial Africa.... [I]t is a trailblazing work in its innovative amalgamation of archaeological, linguistic, and written source materials." --International Journal of African Historical Studies, A stimulating study that deserves attention in graduate seminars . . . in African history . . . and in African diaspora studies. December, 2010, "A stimulating study that deserves attention in graduate seminars... in African history... and in African diaspora studies." --HISTORIAN, December, 2010, Fields-Black has written an important book, thoroughly researched, persuasively argued, and engagingly written. It adds a major new chapter to our understanding of the African diaspora. Vol. 76, No. 3, August 2010, Deep Roots, an important and innovative book, pioneers a multidisciplinary methodology, which substantially compensates for the lack of written documentation... and archeology data during the formative period of the transatlantic slave trade in Africa., Deep Roots is a valuable addition to research on African rice systems and their origins. ...it contributes to the understanding of the rich cultural diversity of the coastal region extending from Gambia south and east to Liberia. Vol. 53.1 April 2010, This study is an excellent contribution to the growing literature on food in precolonial Africa.... [I]t is a trailblazing work in its innovative amalgamation of archaeological, linguistic, and written source materials., Fields-Black (history, Carnegie-Mellon Univ.) digs out key periods in the technological history of West Africa's coastal littoral by focusing on historical linguistics and tracing environmentally specific knowledge and its use in tidewater rice farming. Despite the potentially esoteric focus on the precolonial (first millennium) history of a sub-region of West Africa and the use of specialist methodologies, Fields-Black manages to make her research and its implications accessible to a wider audience. The volume's final chapter on the African diaspora is a bridge between precolonial coastal Africa and the technology of the American South in the slave trade era explored by Judith Carney in Black Rice: The African Origins of Rice Cultivation in the Americas (CH, Oct'01, 39-0928). Readers will appreciate the book's clarity of expression and revealing discussions of historical analysis and argumentation. The author's interdisciplinary and comparative approaches challenge archaeological theories of diffusion from the inland Niger Delta to the 'rice coast' and sharpen the understanding of technology transfer and dynamic cultural change in the Atlantic era. Summing Up: Recommended. Research and classroom use at undergraduate and graduate levels. -- ChoiceC. L. Goucher, Washington State University, December 2009, Deep Roots, an important and innovative book, pioneers a multidisciplinary methodology, which substantially compensates for the lack of written documentation . . . and archeology data during the formative period of the transatlantic slave trade in Africa., "In fine, Deep Roots represents an important contribution to the literature on risiculture in West Africa." --Journal of Interdisciplinary History, "Fields-Black has written an important groundbreaking agricultural and Diasporiccultural history." --Georgia Historical Quarterly, "An imaginative book... The writing is good and the ideas important." --JudithCarney, author of Black Rice: The African Origins of Rice Cultivation in the Americas, "This study is an excellent contribution to the growing literature on food inprecolonial Africa.... it is a trailblazing work in its innovative amalgamation of archaeological,linguistic, and written source materials." --Jeremy Rich, Middle Tennessee State University,Vol. 42.2 2009
Table of Content
List of Tables Orthography Introduction 1. The Rio Nunez Region: A Small Corner of West Africa's Rice Coast Region 2. The First-Comers and the Roots of Coastal Rice-growing Technology 3. The Newcomers and the Seeds of Tidal Rice-Growing Technology 4. Coastal Collaboration and Specialization: Flowering of Tidal Rice-Growing Technologies 5. The Strangers and the Branches of Coastal Rice-growing Technology, c.1500 to 1800 6. Feeding the Slave Trade: The Trade in Rice and Captives from West Africa's Rice Coast Conclusion Appendix I.1 Fieldwork Interviews Appendix I.2 Rice Terminology in Atlantic Languages Spoken in the Coastal Rio Nunez Region Notes Bibliography Index
Copyright Date
2014
Topic
Africa / West, Africa / General, Industries / Agribusiness, Agriculture / General, United States / General, Ethnic Studies / African American Studies
Dewey Decimal
633.1/80899632
Intended Audience
Scholarly & Professional
Dewey Edition
22
Genre
Technology & Engineering, Business & Economics, History, Social Science

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