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Journal Article
Representations of Slavery and Afro-Peruvians in Flora Tristan's Travel Narrative, \Peregrinations of a Pariah\
2010
Overview
From 1833-1834, Frenchwoman Flora Tristan made a year-long journey to Peru and later published the narrative of her experiences with the title \"Peregrinations of a Pariah 1833-1834. Paulk examines an aspect of Tristan's text that has not received sufficient critical attention, which is her treatment of slavery and her descriptions of Afro-Peruvians in Arequipa. She devotes particular attention to Tristan's representation of the participation of people of African descent in a religious procession, for it helps to illustrate the ways in which Tristan's narration provides important information despite the prejudices and even the failures of comprehension evident in the text.
Publisher
Dept. of Spanish and Portuguese, Vanderbilt University,Vanderbilt University, Department of Spanish and Portuguese,Vanderbilt University. Department of Spanish and Portuguese
