加勒比海之旅：與文思理教授對話

Caribbean Journey: Conversations with Sidney Mintz

Jacqueline Mintz

In this presentation, the late Professor Sidney Mintz’s wife, Jacqueline, will present an abridged version of a video interview conducted by Dale Tomich with Professor Mintz on his work on Caribbean culture, society and history. She will provide additional commentary. In this interview Professor Mintz talks about his concept of a rural proletariat and that of a proto-peasantry, about slavery, plantations, and the role of race in the Caribbean. He also talks about market women and their trading strategies and the influence of external economic forces on small communities. He explains his views on the relationship between history and anthropology

Jacqueline Wei Mintz was married to Sidney Mintz for over 50 years, during which time she often worked with him on his writings. Ms. Mintz is a retired attorney who specialized in labor and employment law, consumer protection, and the law of higher education. Prior to her legal career, she worked in the Yale University administration from 1971-1976, serving as dean of a Yale residential college and as Associate Provost. 

加勒比海之旅：與文思理教授對話

Jacqueline Mintz

講座時間：2016年10月13日 19:30

講座地點：中山大學南校區馬丁堂二樓講學廳

在本次講座中，文思理教授夫人，Jacqueline Mintz女士，将為我們呈現Dale Tomich對文思理教授加勒比海文化、社會與曆史研究的訪談，并由此展開評論。在訪談中，文思理教授談及鄉村無産者、原初農民等概念，以及加勒比海的奴隸、種植園與種族角色。他還讨論了市場中的婦女及其商業策略，以及外來經濟力量對小型社區的影響。文思理教授還解釋了他對人類學與曆史學之關系的看法。

Jacqueline Wei Mintz婚後與文思理教授共同生活五十餘年，并與之一起工作。在退休之前，Mintz女士為勞動就業法、消費者保護法以及高等教育法方面的專業律師。在此之前，她曾在耶魯大學行政機構工作（1971-1976），擔任耶魯寄宿學院院長以及耶魯大學副教務長。