Fruitful Fictions, Partial Truths: New Dilemmas in Caribbean Research
14 May 2018, 5:30 pm
![Sally and Richard Price (l to r) Sally and Richard Price (l to r)](https://www.ucl.ac.uk/americas/sites/americas/files/styles/large_image/public/events/research_dilemmas_caribbean.jpg?itok=LAHc7wLG)
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UCL Institute of the Americas
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UCL Institute of the Americas, 51 Gordon Square, London WC1H 0PN
Anthropologists Richard and Sally Price have been conducting research in the Caribbean since 1962, and living in Martinique since 1987. Rich’s many books include First Time, Alabi’s World, Travels with Tooy, and Rainforest Warriors (about Suriname Maroons) and The Convict and the Colonel (about Martinique). Sally has written about the cultural politics of ethnographic art (Primitive Art in Civilized Places and Paris Primitive) and gender among Suriname Maroons (Co-Wives and Calabashes) and co-edited, with Sidney Mintz, Caribbean Contours. The Prices’ most recent co-authored book isSaamaka Dreaming (Duke University Press, 2017). For more, see www.richandsally.net