Community Response. Bulbancha Is Still a Place

Kapitel in diesem Buch

1. Frontmatter i
2. CONTENTS ix
3. Introduction 1
4. PART 1: SACRED HISTORIES: FROM KINSHIP TO CULTURAL RESURGENCES
5. Chapter 1 Post-Contact Peoplehood: History, Kinship, and Redefining Louisiana Creole Indigeneity 19
6. Community Response 44
7. Chapter 2 Speak White, Speak Black, Speak American 50
8. Community Response. The Racialization of Creole Identity and Heritage Language Loss 66
9. Chapter 3 Acadian/African/Indigenous Trinity 74
10. Community Response. It’s Not the Weight, but How You Carry It 83
11. Chapter 4 Bulbancha Is Still a Place 86
12. Community Response. Bulbancha Is Still a Place 93
13. PART 2: LANDBASE
14. Chapter 5 Filé Man 101
15. Community Response. Colson’s Creole-Indigenous Cultural Continuity 111
16. Chapter 6 Telling It Right 115
17. Community Response. Comments on “Telling It Right 121
18. Chapter 7 A Perfect Circle Bound in Chains 124
19. Community Response. Caught in the Cycle 140
20. PART 3: LANGUAGES
21. Chapter 8 Language Revitalization, Race, and Resistance in Creole Louisiana 143
22. Community Response. nothing to manifesto 161
23. Chapter 9 No Body Sings the Blues Like a FAT Body 174
24. Community Response. Thunder Thighs 194
25. Community Response. “Fatten Up, You’re Too Skinny” 199
26. Chapter 10 Don’t Scratch My Washboard, but You Can Pull My Fiddle 203
27. Community Response. Bending the Story 217
28. PART 4: CEREMONIALS AND CULTURAL PRACTICE
29. Chapter 11 On Passing and Survival 221
30. Chapter 12 LA to L.A. 226
31. Testimonial 1. Louisiana Creole Peoplehood 242
32. Testimonial 2. A Reflection 247
33. Testimonial 3. Interview with Kenneth L. Jolivétte 249
34. Testimonial 4: Reflection 253
35. Conclusion. Nouzot Kréyol 255
36. In memoriam 265
37. APPENDIX 271
38. CONTRIBUTORS 273
39. INDEX 283