AMST 211 1st Edition Lecture 2Outline of Current Lecture - Plantation- Plantation Myth- Imaginaries- Landscape- HierarchyCurrent LecturePlantation: agriculture enterprise by masters that direct large labor forces in the production of export crops such as indigo, tobacco, and cotton. Plantation Myth: ongoing narrative that surrounds the antebellum plantation. This was created by white southerners to romanticize and mythologize the racial past. Examples include Monticello, Mount Vernon, etc. Imaginary: Common understanding that makes possible common practices and a widely shared legitimacy. There are shared qualities through communication that allow it to still be subjective. Landscape: range of human relationships that are expressed in the physical environment. Eventstake place here. These are physically made and shaped. Ensemble: blending that can sometimes be harmonious, or a collection of elements. Articulated: idea of expressing individual elements within a landscape. Segmented: divided by different social expressions such as race, politics, and gender. Processional: representation of larger social order that is ceremonial. Examples are parades.Hierarchy of plantations: Big HouseQuarterOutbuildingSociabilityThese notes represent a detailed interpretation of the professor’s lecture. GradeBuddy is best used as a supplement to your own notes, not as a substitute.Colono ware.The Grove, Thomas Coram: secluded, powerful, idealized imageCharleston: urban
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