Slavery in the Cultural Imagination

1. Introduction, Marrigje Paijmans, Literary Imaginations, 2. Enslaved to the Passions: Slavery, Emotions, and Trade in a Seventeenth-Century Dutch Comedy, Marrigje Paijmans, 3. 'Pleasant and Useful Reading for Dutch Youth': Attitudes on Slavery in A. E. van Noothoorn's Fictional Travel Accounts for Children (1843-1851), Claudia Zeller, 4. Convict Labour and Concubinage in the Dutch East Indies: Historical and Literary Reappropriations of Martha Christina Tiahahu's Anti-Colonial Revolt, Gerlov van Engelenhoven,Intersecting Imaginations, 5. The Elephant and Slavery: Thinking about Slavery through the Animal in the Early Modern Dutch Empire (1650-1800), Pichayapat Naisupap, 6. Law as a Sociocultural Imaginary: Legal Arguments, Social Hierarchy and Pro-Slavery in the Dutch Republic, ca. 1760-1780, Gertjan Schutte, 7. Januari's Ghost: A Tale of Slavery, Sexuality, and Boyhood on Board of a VOC Vessel, Alicia Schrikker, 8. Transformative Work: An Antislavery Petition at the National Exhibition of Women's Labour, 1898, Sophie van den Elzen,Visual and Spatial Imaginations, 9. Not Absent, But Not Seen: Narrating the History of Slavery at the Cape, Carine Zaayman, 10. (Re)Visualising Slavery: An Outlook on the Indian Ocean and Indonesian Archipelago, Nancy Jouwe, 11. Making an Embodied Absence Present: Tourism and the Cultural Imaginary of Slavery and Colonial Heritage in the Netherlands, Emmanuel Akwasi Adu-Ampong, 12. Reframing History: The Artistic Reclamation of Colonial Photography and the Quest for De-victimisation, Brenda Bikoko, 13. Imagining Dutch Slavery Legacies Through the Rural-Urban Divide in the TV-show Grenslanders, Anke Bosma,Philosophical Imaginations, 14. Born in Bondage: Slavery, Freedom, and Enlightenment in Spinoza, Hasana Sharp, 15. Coordinates of a Slave's Body in a Philosopher's Dream, Thomas van Binsbergen, 16. Human-ing Out Loud: Ontologies of Disorder in a Musically Exemplified Trans-Caribbean Option, Charissa Granger and Francio Guadeloupe, 17. Epilogue: Histories of Imagination and the Making of Cultural Archives, Susan Legene.