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Tuesday, November 15, 2022

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Walter Rodney Lecture - Professor Sasha Turner
OC0.03

Professor Sasha Turner:

Coming to Grips with Caribbean History: Sources and Production

Sasha Turner is the author of the multi award winning Contested Bodies: Pregnancy, Childrearing and Slavery in Jamaica and is associate Professor of History at Johns Hopkins University.

More information | Tags: Caribbean Studies Seminar |
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Annual Walter Rodney lecture
The University of Warwick. Room: OC0.03, Oculus Building

Tuesday 15th November, 5.15pm

Professor Sasha Turner:

Coming to Grips with Caribbean History: Sources and Production

Sasha Turner is the author of the multi award winning Contested Bodies: Pregnancy, Childrearing and Slavery in Jamaica and is associate Professor of History at Johns Hopkins University.

More information | Tags: Faculty of Arts Annual Walter Rodney lecture History English School of Modern languages |

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