Monsters and Revolutionaries: Colonial Family Romance and Metissage

Françoise Vergès

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CONTENTS Illustrations Preface: Bitter Sugar's Island Acknowledgements The family romance of French colonialism and metissage Contested family romances: slaves, workers, children Blood politics and political assimilation Ote Debre, rouver la porte lenfer, Diab kominis i sa rentre: Cold War demonology in the postcolony Single mothers, missing fathers and French psychiatrists Epilogue: a small island Notes Bibliography Index

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