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Vénus Noire : Black Women and Colonial Fantasies in Nineteenth-Century France: Contents

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table of contents
  1. Contents
  2. Preface: Plaster Cast, an Allegory
  3. Introduction: Black Women in the French Imaginary
  4. Chapter One: The Tale of Three Women: The Biographies

CONTENTS

LIST OF ILLUSTRATIONS

PREFACE: Plaster Cast, an Allegory

ACKNOWLEDGMENTS

INTRODUCTION
Black Women in the French Imaginary

CHAPTER ONE
The Tale of Three Women: The Biographies

CHAPTER TWO
Entering Darkness: Colonial Anxieties and the Cultural Production of Sarah Baartmann

CHAPTER THREE
Ourika Mania: Cultural Consumption of (Dis)Remembered Blackness

CHAPTER FOUR
Jeanne Duval: Site of Memory

CONCLUSION
Vénus Noire

NOTES

BIBLIOGRAPHY

INDEX

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