Contested Heritage in Europe and Africa: Representation, Commemoration, and Memorialization of a Connected Past

Cover
Half Title
Series Page
Title Page
Copyright Page
Dedication
Table of Contents
List of Figures
List of Contributors
Preface
Chapter 1 Iconographies of Oppression?: Material and Immaterial Legacies of Euro-African Encounters
Chapter 2 The Khoekhoe, Vasco da Gama and the Limits of Written History
Chapter 3 Style Congo: Heritage and Heresy: Reappraising Art Nouveau in Brussels
Chapter 4 Looking for East Africa in Italian Newspapers: The Press Coverage of the Vandalism of Montanelli’s Statue
Chapter 5 Unraveling Slave Sites in Europe: Reconsidering Europe as a Temperate, Slave Minority Site and African-Diasporic Space, through Counter-Commemoration
Chapter 6 ‘L’Archive urbaine’: How the Yataal Art initiative commemorates the history of French Senegal in Dakar’s Médina Neighbourhood of 1914
Chapter 7 Rethinking Iconographies of Suffering and Hope for European Refugees in Uganda: A Case Study of Our Lady Queen of Poland Catholic Church Nyabyeya – Masindi
Chapter 8 Colonial Impositions, Postcolonial Dilemmas and Contemporary Dynamics of Place Naming in Nairobi, Kenya
Chapter 9 Unveiling Histories: Colonial Monuments and Street Names in Namibia’s Public Space
Chapter 10 Conclusions
Index