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SUMMARY:Early Global Caribbean: Conference 2: Convictions
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DESCRIPTION:The diverse peoples who converged on the Caribbean before 1700 
	held a range of differing beliefs\, ideas about the natural world\, and un
	derstandings of social\, political\, and spiritual order. Considering how 
	Indigenous\, African\, and European systems of thought and faith clashed\,
	 adapted\, and transformed will be the focus of this conference. We invite
	 participants to consider how culturally specific systems of knowledge wer
	e expressed and transformed under emergent rubrics of what would become kn
	own as religion\, science\, and law. We will likewise reflect on how these
	 ideas animated the creation and maintenance of institutions of governance
	 and knowledge production both in the Caribbean and extending beyond it. T
	his conference grants an opportunity to weigh how the globalization of the
	 early Caribbean marked historical changes in beliefs and ideas but also w
	itnessed continuities that cut across the 1492 divide. In the process\, a 
	multitude of convictions about spiritual\, natural\, corporal\, social and
	 political order helped shape (and were reshaped by) encounters in the Bas
	in.\n\nEvent Website: https://www.1718.ucla.edu/events/early-global-caribb
	ean-2/\n\nEvent Website: https://www.1718.ucla.edu/events/early-global-car
	ibbean-2/\n\nSource: https://community.ucla.edu/event/852980aa-3dee-4f9f-8
	819-e2083f51faaf
LOCATION:William Andrews Clark Memorial Library
STATUS:CONFIRMED
TRANSP:TRANSPARENT
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