Garraway, Doris — The Libertine Colony: Creolization in the Early French Caribbean (2005) Source Information

Garraway, Doris — The Libertine Colony: Creolization in the Early French Caribbean (2005) Source Information Author: Doris Y. Kadish Garraway Full Title: The Libertine Colony: Creolization in the Early French Caribbean Publisher: Duke University Press Year: 2005 Type: Secondary Source — Colonial Ideology, Sexuality, Race, and Creolization in the Early French Caribbean Location in Vault: research/secondary-sources/ Full Text: garraway libertine.txt Status Text extracted: Yes — garraway libertine.txt Review pass: Completed (2026-03-27) — colonial sexuality and race pass focused on Garraway's critique of celebratory creolization and the Saint-Domingue logic of desire plus exclusion Chapter notes: garraway ch notes Graph review in this pass: Created libertine colony; strengthened creolization, moc society culture, moc historiography, and moc sources Overview Garraway is one of the vault's most important correctives to any version of creolization that sounds too smooth, productive, or culturally generous. Her central claim is that French Caribbean creolization cannot be understood apart from the nexus of conquest, sexual domination, miscegenation, law, and fantasy.