Browse by Goldsmiths authors: Anim-Addo, Joan

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Article

A screech in the dark. (2016) Anim-Addo, Joan

Travelling with Imoinda: Art, Authorship, and Critique. (2015) Anim-Addo, Joan

Translational Space and Creolising Aesthetics in Three Women’s Novels: the Radical Diasporic (Re)turn. (2015) Anim-Addo, Joan

Activist-mothers maybe, sisters surely? Black British feminism, absence and transformation. (2014) Anim-Addo, Joan

Gendering Creolisation: creolising affect. (2013) Anim-Addo, Joan

Affect and Gendered Creolisation. (2013) Anim-Addo, Joan and Scafe, Suzanne

Secrets and lies: Narrative methods at the limits of research. (2013) Anim-Addo, Joan and Gunaratnam, Yasmin

Translational Space and Creolising Aesthetics in Three Women’s Novels: the Diasporic (Re)turn. (2013) Anim-Addo, Joan

Hija y su ama de llaves. (2012) Anim-Addo, Joan

British Literature in British Universities – A Twenty-first Century Reality? (2008) Anim-Addo, Joan and Back, Les

Her Own Woman – Opal Palmer Adisa, Daughter and his Housekeeper. (2008) Anim-Addo, Joan

Daughter and his housekeeper. (2008) Anim-Addo, Joan

Sister Goose's sisters: African-Caribbean women's nineteenth-century testimony. (2004) Anim-Addo, Joan

May a Partially-sighted Black Woman? (2003) Anim-Addo, Joan

Small Ironies: Jamaica Kincaid’s A Small Place as Travel Writing. (2003) Anim-Addo, Joan

Small ironies: Jamaica Kincaid's Small Place as travel writing. (2003) Anim-Addo, Joan

Windrush Children and Broken Attachments. (2000) Anim-Addo, Joan

“Another Doorway? Black Women Writing The Museum Experience”. (1998) Anim-Addo, Joan

Woman-Centred Narratives at the Intersections of the oral and literary traditions in the short stories of Merle Collins. (1996) Anim-Addo, Joan

Audio

Vital Discussions: On Demand – Decolonise Your Bookshelf. (2022) Osborne, Deirdre; Anim-Addo, Joan and Sesay, Kadija

Book

This is the Canon: Decolonize Your Bookshelf in 50 Books. (2021) Anim-Addo, Joan; Osborne, Deirdre and Sesay, Kadija

Imoinda: or She Who Will Lose Her Name: A Play for Twelve Voice in Three Acts. (2008) Anim-Addo, Joan

Caribbean-Scottish Relations: Colonial and Contemporary Inscriptions in History, Language and Literature. (2007) Covi, Giovanna; Anim-Addo, Joan; Pollard, Velma and Sassi, Carla

Touching The Body: History, Language and African-Caribbean Women’s Writing. (2007) Anim-Addo, Joan

Janie: Cricketing Lady, with Carnival and Hurricane Poems. (2006) Anim-Addo, Joan

ReSisters in Conversation: Representation Responsibility Complexity Pedagogy. (2006) Covi, Giovanna; Anim-Addo, Joan; Borghi, Liana; Gomez Garcia, Luz; Goodman, Sara; Grenz, Sabine and Karavanta, Mina

Haunted by History: Poetry. (1998) Anim-Addo, Joan

Sugar, Spices and Human Cargo: An Early Black History of Greenwich. (1996) Anim-Addo, Joan

Longest Journey: A History of Black Lewisham. (1995) Anim-Addo, Joan

Book Section

I, Daughter”: Auto/Biography, Fractured Histories, and Familial Quest for “Scotch Blood” in Grenada and the Grenadines. (2013) Anim-Addo, Joan

Writing and Resistance: Tracing Grenada’s Written Literary Tradition. (2013) Anim-Addo, Joan

Tracing Knowledge, Culture and Power: Towards an Intercultural approach to Literary Studies. (2009) Anim-Addo, Joan

Autobiograpical Negotiation in Selected Novels by Beryl Gilroy and Joan Riley: Black Women Narrating the Post-Windrush Self. (2008) Anim-Addo, Joan

Towards a Post-Western Humanism Made to the Measure of Those Recently Recognized as Human. (2008) Anim-Addo, Joan

“We Sleeping Volcanoes; We Women”: Writing Self, Memory and Diaspora. (2008) Anim-Addo, Joan

“We Sleeping Volcanoes; We Women”: Writing Self, Memory and Diaspora in Imoinda or She Who Will Lose Her Name. (2008) Anim-Addo, Joan

Women Activists against Enslavement. (2008) Anim-Addo, Joan

The Black Woman as Subject and Object in Britain from 1507. (2007) Anim-Addo, Joan

Inventing the Self: An introduction to the Black Woman Subject/Object in Britain from 1507. (2007) Anim-Addo, Joan

Caribbean Women’s History. (2005) Anim-Addo, Joan

Pan-Africanist Women, Modernity, Silence: Amy Ashwood Garvey and other Invisible Activists. (2005) Anim-Addo, Joan

Pan-Africanist Women, Modernity, Silence: Amy Ashwood Garvey, and Other Invisible Activists. (2005) Anim-Addo, Joan

Imoinda Birthing the Creole Nation: Rewriting Aphra Behn’s Oroonoko. (2003) Anim-Addo, Joan

Imoinda: or She Who Will Lose Her Name: A play for twelve voices in three acts/ Imoinda, colei che perderà il nome: Opera per dodici voci in tre atti. (2003) Anim-Addo, Joan

Queen Victoria’s Black Daughter. (2003) Anim-Addo, Joan

"To Begin Our Knowing": The Claiming of Authority and the Writing of "Imoinda". (2003) Anim-Addo, Joan

The African-Caribbean Woman Writer’s Project: Merle Collins and Alecia McKenzie. (2000) Anim-Addo, Joan

The Colour of Silence. (2000) Anim-Addo, Joan

Anguish and The Absurd: "Key Moments," Recreated Lives and the Emergence of New Figures of Black Womanhood in the Narrative Works of Beryl Gilroy. (1998) Anim-Addo, Joan

Conference or Workshop Item

Screening and Panel Discussion on the work of Angela Davis, Free Angela and Other Political Prisoners. (2013) Ahmed, Sara; Anim-Addo, Joan; Bernard, Claudia A.; Mirza, Heidi; Puwar, Nirmal and Thobani, Sunera

Translational Space and Creolising Aesthetics in Three Women’s Novels: the Diasporic Turn. (2013) Anim-Addo, Joan

Edited Book

Human Endeavour: a creative finding aid for the Women of Colour Index. (2015)

Interculturality and Gender. (2009)

I am Black, White, Yellow: An Introduction to the Black Body in Europe. (2007)

Centre of Remembrance: Memory and Caribbean Women’s Literature. (2002)

Another Doorway: Visible Inside the Museum. (1999)

Voice Memory Ashes: Lest We Forget. (1999)

Framing The Word: Gender & Genre in Caribbean Women’s Writing. (1996) Anim-Addo, Joan

Edited Journal

Black British Feminisms. (2014)

Printed Ephemera

ReSisters in Conversation: Representation Responsibility Complexity Pedagogy. (2006) Covi, Giovanna; Anim-Addo, Joan; Borghi, Liana; Garcia Gomez, Luz; Goodman, Sara; Grenz, Sabine and Karavanta, Mina