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Plotting Emancipation: Formerly Enslaved Women’s Foodways in Barbados
This thesis uses an intersectional historical analysis to explore formerly enslaved women’s relationship to land and food in the initial decades of emancipation in Barbados, 1834-1860. Using methods of critical fabulation and reading against and along the colonial grain, I center Afro-Barbadian wome
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