| Nom/
Name |
Institution |
Titre
/ Title |
| Adejumo, Arinpe |
University of Ado-Ekiti, Nigeria |
From TheEagle’s Eyes: A
Reminiscence of The 18th Century Trans-Atlantic Slave Trade in The Yoruba Historical Plays |
| Adeleke, Durotoye A. |
University of Ibadan,
Nigeria |
Portrayal of Two Races Involved
in Slavery In at ’Ok eru dide (Up From Slavery) |
| Adjaye, Joseph |
University of Pittsburgh, USA |
Mediated Lives: Memory and The
Construction of History in The Caribbean |
| Adjei, Mawuli |
University of Ghana |
Trans-Atlantic Memories: The
Black Diaspora in the Poetry of Kofi Anyidoho and Kofi Awoonor |
| Akinwumi, Tunde M. |
Yaba College of Technology,
Nigeria |
The Marroon’s (Suriname)
Cicatrisation Aesthetics, Its Verbal Representation, The African Parallel and its Decline |
| Alexander, Leslie |
The Ohio State University, USA |
‘We Cast the Mind to
Africa:’ Memory, Identity and Politics in Nineteenth Century Black New York |
| Anyadike, Chima |
Obafemi Awolowo University,
Nigeria |
Modern African Diaspora: The
Nervous Conditions of Ambiguous Adventures |
| Asiedu, Awo Mana |
University of Birmingham,
UK |
Returning to the
‘Motherland’,Illusions and Realities: Eulalie Rush in Aidoo’s The Dilemma
of a Ghost and Mimi and Uli in Onwueme’s Legacies. |
| Barcia Paz, Manuel |
University of Essex,
UK |
The Middle Passage in the Work of
Francisco Barrera y Domingo: Literature, Politics and Disease. |
| Brice Sogbossi, Hippolyte |
Universidade Federal de Sergipe,
Brasil |
Acontribution to the study of
Dahomean culture among the Ararà in Cuba: songs, praises, and knowledge. |
| Brown, Kimberly J. |
Yale University,
USA |
Body of Memory, Body of Time:
Literaryand Visual Representations of Nanny of the Maroons and Harriet Tubman |
| Campbell, Mark |
YorkUniversity,
Canada |
Un-imagining Africa: The location
and nature of Africa in the works of Louise Bennett. |
| Davis, Andrea |
York University,
Canada |
Rearticulations, Reconnections,
and Refigurations: Writing Africa Throughthe Americas |
| Dhawan, R. K. |
University of Delhi,
India |
Chinua Achebe’s Things Fall
Apart and Rama Mehta’s Inside the Haveli:A Study in Culture-Clash |
| Elliott, Danielle |
Princeton University,
USA |
Memory, Identity, and the Aquatic
in Literary Imaginations of the Middle Passage: Unsilenced Bones and Sea |
| Falaiye, Muyiwa |
University of Lagos,
Nigeria |
The Image of the Black Soul: From
the Hut Near the Congo to the Banks of Mississippi |
| Kafewo, Samuel Ayedime |
Ahmadu Bello University,
Nigeria |
Trans-Atlantic Dimensions:
Narrativesand Counter Narratives of the Trans-Atlantic Slave Trade in Amistadand Sankofa |
| Keren, Ella |
The Open University of Israel |
The Atlantic Slave Trade in
WestAfrican History Text Books |
| Landers, Jane |
Vanderbilt University,
USA |
The Circulation of Ideas and
Literature Among "Atlantic Creoles" in Nineteenth-Century Cuba |
| Law, Robin |
University of Stirling, Scotland |
The Atlantic Slave Trade in local
history writing in Ouidah (Republic of Benin) |
| Lebdai, Ben |
IUT, University of Angers,
France |
Armah's obsessions with the
'Middle Passage': Symbols and Reality |
| Lovejoy, Paul E. |
York University,
Canada |
The Impact of Trans-Atlantic
Slavery on the Lives of Two Muslims: Muhammad Kaba Saghanaghu and Mahommah Gardo Baquaqua |
| Mathes, Carter A. |
University of California, Berkeley,
USA |
“Black Soundsof Freedom:
Myth, Resistance, and African Diaspora Consciousness in theFiction of Henry Dumas” |
| Matiangi, Fred |
University of Nairobi,
Kenya |
Renegotiating the history of
Trans-(re)location and the identity of the Diaspora in the poetry of Edward Brathwaite |
| McLaren, Joseph |
Hofstra University,
USA |
Neo-Slave Narratives and the
Construction of a Literary Voice |
| Medovarski, Andrea |
YorkUniversity,
Canada |
Bodies of Resistance in Dionne
Brand¹s At the Full and Change of the Moon: Literary Manifestations of the African
Diaspora |
| Murdoch, H. Adlai |
University of Illinois at
Urbana-Champaign,
USA |
Pluralizing the 'I':
Autobiography and the Caribbean Diasporic Vision |
| Niaah, Jalani |
University of the West Indies,
Jamaica |
Graphing a New History: Gems for
Repairing Memory |
| Odhiambo, Christopher |
Moi University,
Kenya |
Killing theParrot: The strategy
of subversion and Signification in Derek Walcott’s the Pantomime |
| Ogunleye, Foluke |
Obafemi Awolowo University,
Nigeria |
Transcendingthe "Dust":
African- American Filmmakers Preserving the"Glimpse of the Eternal" |
| Oha, Obododimma |
University of Ibadan,
Nigeria |
Remembering to Re-member: The
Visual Reconstruction of AfricanIdentity in Daughters of the Dust |
| Okoye, Ikem Stanley |
University of Delaware, USA |
In the Stead of Forts?: Slavery
and Sculpture at Bonny |
| Okunoye, Oyeniyi |
Obafemi Awolowo University,
Nigeria |
Locating The Other: Samuel
Selvon’s The Lonely Londoners |
| Olateju, Adesola |
University of Ibadan,
Nigeria |
Reflection of The Trans-Atlantic
Slave Trade in Yoruba Literature: A Case Study of Lawuyiogunniran’s |
| Richards, Sandra |
Northwestern University, USA |
Landscapes of Memory:
Representing the African Diaspora’s Return ‘Home’ |
| Röhrig Assunção, Matthias |
University of Essex, England |
History and Memory in Capoeira
Narratives from Bahia, Brazil |
| Rucker, Walter |
University of Nebraska, USA |
Memories of ‘Home Land’
in the Narratives and Confessions of five Enslaved Africans: 18th and 19th Century
Literary Representations of the Enslavement Process |
| Smith, Lorrie N. |
Saint Michael’s College, USA |
Hungry Ghosts and Restless
Spirits: Lyric Voices of the Middle Passage |
| Smith, Maria |
University of the West Indies,
Jamaica |
Revivalism: Transcribing the
Messages From Past to Present |
| Soares, Mariza C. |
Universidade Federal Fluminense
Brazil |
"Mahi Literacy in 18th
Century Brazil" ("Apreco e Imitacao no Dialogo do Gentio Convertido") |
| Sotiropoulos, Karen |
Cleveland State University,
USA |
“No Place Like Home:”
Staging Africain the U.S. at the Turn of the Twentieth Century |
| Stanley Niaah, Sonjah N. |
University ofthe West Indies,
Jamaica |
Making Space: Reading
‘Limbo’ in Dancehall Performance & Spatiality |
| Thomas-Bailey, Melisse |
The University of the West Indies,
Trinidad & Tobago |
(Re)Writing Self: The Revisionist
Writings of the Afro-Caribbean Intelligentsia, 1838-1950s. |
| Trotman, David |
York University, Canada |
Singing the History: The
Historical Imagination in the Trinidad Calypso |
| Vander, Robin G. |
The University of North Carolina at
Chapel Hill, USA |
Voicing Silence: Erasure and
Memory as Dialectical Measuresof History in African American and West Indian Literature |
| Wekesa, Peter Wafula |
University of Nairobi, Kenya |
The Musical Influence on Africa
by the Black Diaspora: History, Culture and Globalization |
| Wheat, David |
Vanderbilt University, USA |
The Language of Slaves and
Servants: African Agency and the Mobilian Trade Language in 18th Century Alabama |
