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Annual Meeting of the German-Jamaican Society from Oct. 27th – 29th, 2023 at the AZK in Königswinter

Cooperation Partner: Arbeitnehmerzentrum Königswinter

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The provisional working title of the conference was: "The Arrivants" – Jamaica and its culture of immigration.

With the title "The Arrivants", the literary scholar Edward Kamau Brathwaite, who died in 2020 at the age of 90 and came from Barbados, presented a 3-part overall study of the emergence of Caribbean societies.

Brathwaite, who worked for many years at the UWI in Kingston and received many awards, showed in his work on the folk culture of slaves and the emergence of the Creole Society in Jamaica how modern Jamaica was shaped by the various African and European immigrant cultures.

The Flyer (in German) with the preliminary programme kan be downloaded here.

 

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