Archiving Caribbean Identity: Records, Community, And Memory

Explore the multifaceted nature of Caribbean identity through the lens of archives, records, community, and memory. Archiving Caribbean Identity: Records, Community, and Memory delves into the crucial role archives play in shaping and preserving cultural heritage within the Caribbean context. This insightful work examines how records, both official and unofficial, contribute to the construction of collective memory and the formation of community identities. It navigates the complexities of preserving indigenous knowledge, oral histories, and the diverse experiences of Caribbean people across generations. Discover the challenges and triumphs of archiving in a region marked by colonial legacies, migration, and the ever-evolving dynamics of globalization. Uncover the ways in which communities actively engage with archives to reclaim their narratives, challenge dominant historical perspectives, and foster a deeper understanding of their shared past. A valuable resource for scholars, archivists, and anyone interested in Caribbean studies, memory studies, and the power of archives.