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Cultural history

the transnational culture of the African diaspora formed by movement across the Atlantic, which unsettles nation-based accounts of modernity.

In cultural history, Black Atlantic refers to the transnational culture of the African diaspora formed by movement across the Atlantic, which unsettles nation-based accounts of modernity. This meaning comes from Gilroy (1993) in The Black Atlantic.[1]

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References

Gilroy, P. (1993). The Black Atlantic. Harvard UP. ISBN 9780674076068

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