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STORIES FROM THE MOTHERLAND: The Kongo Connection to Gullah Geechee Culture
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- ISBN8235690752
- EAN9798235690752
- Date de parution12/07/2026
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- ÉditeurIoakim Ioakim
Résumé
Journey across the Atlantic to uncover the profound and enduring connections between the vibrant Gullah Geechee culture of the American Lowcountry and the ancient Kongo region of Central Africa. This deeply researched ebook explores the linguistic echoes of Kikongo in the Gullah language, revealing how words carried history and identity across generations. Delve into the sacred spiritual practices, from grave decoration to the reverence for water spirits, that mirror ancestral beliefs.
Discover the rich agricultural knowledge, particularly in rice cultivation, that enslaved Africans brought from the Kongo, shaping the economic and cultural landscape of the Lowcountry. Finally, explore the powerful role of ancestral memory and cultural resilience, evident in Gullah Geechee arts, crafts, and storytelling. Rooted in legacy and driven by story, this publication offers a respectful and authentic exploration of a heritage that continues to thrive.
Discover the rich agricultural knowledge, particularly in rice cultivation, that enslaved Africans brought from the Kongo, shaping the economic and cultural landscape of the Lowcountry. Finally, explore the powerful role of ancestral memory and cultural resilience, evident in Gullah Geechee arts, crafts, and storytelling. Rooted in legacy and driven by story, this publication offers a respectful and authentic exploration of a heritage that continues to thrive.
