Caribbean “Race Men”: Louis Joseph Janvier, Demesvar Delorme, and the Haitian Atlantic

Abstract

This paper reconsiders the work of two nineteenth-century Haitian authors, Demesvar Delorme and Louis Joseph Janvier, in light of their contributions to Haitian Atlantic humanism, a long-standing way of thinking the world through the nation state of Haiti in order to combat the twin axes of colonial racism and colonial slavery.

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