Archaeology of colonisation: A critical voyage from the Caribbean to Australia
.II ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS VIII LIST OF FIGURES AND TABLES .XII PART 1: INTRODUCTION 1 "ABORIGINAL" 2 CHAPTER I ARCHAEOLOGY OF COLONISATION: A TRANSVERSAL APPROACH 5 INQUIRY STANCE. 9 LITERATURE REVIEW..12 COLONISATION: COLONISER AND THE COLONISED ACROSS BORDERS..14 CHAPTER II THEORY, METHODOLOGY, AND METHOD: FOUCAULDIAN ARCHAEOLOGY33 THE NOTION .36 INTERPRETATIVE HISTORY VS. ARCHAEOLOGY .38 HISTORY OF IDEAS VS. ARCHAEOLOGY .41 ARCHAEOLOGY AS HISTORY .44 FOUCAULDIAN ARCHAEOLOGY: THE ORDER OF THINGS/WORDS AND THINGS..46 FOUCAULDIAN ARCHAEOLOGY: THE ARCHAEOLOGY OF KNOWLEDGE .52 CONTEMPORARY ARCHAEOLOGY .55 TOPOLOGICAL UNDERSTANDING OF ARCHAEOLOGY .56 THE POWER OF NEGATION .60 METHOD .64 ORIGIN OF COLONISATION: MONSTROUS ANTHROPOLOGY .66 ORIGIN OF COLONISATION: WESTERN BLACKNESS .67 COMMAND: THE 'BLANKET APPROACH' .68 PROCEDURE..69 FRAMEWORK .69 READING .72 DISCURSIVE PRACTICES .74 NON DISCURSIVE PRACTICES .76 PART 2: ORIGINS 79 CHAPTER III MONSTROUS ANTHROPOLOGY 85 THE INEQUALITY OF THE HUMAN RACES .87 AESTHETICS OF UGLINESS .89 BOSH'S TRIPTYCH OF THE TEMPTATIONS OF ST ANTHONY .94 THE CANNIBAL .99 THE FABLE OF THE CARIBES .110 PROCESSES THAT CONSTITUTE THE CONCEPTUALISATION OF ABORIGINALITY..118 CHAPTER IV BLACKNESS .122 BLACKNESS AND SLAVERY: PARALLEL PATHWAYS..124 JUAN GARRIDO, THE BLACK CONQUISTADOR..130 SLAVERY .139 LOS MULATOS DE ESMERALDAS: PROCESSES THAT CONSTITUTE THE CONCEPTUALISATION OF BLACKNESS..145 PART 3: COMMAND..155