Cultural Theology in Practice__How the Definition of Culture Has Influenced the Barbadian Republic Copyright 2026 ISBN 978-976-97997-6-9.mp3
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This episode explores how evolving definitions of culture influenced Barbados' transition to a parliamentary republic.
ABSTRACT On 30 November 2021 Barbados transitioned from a constitutional monarchy to a parliamentary republic, installing The Most Honourable Dame Sandra Mason FB GCMG DA SC as its first President. This scholarly conversation examines how shifting definitions of culture — from colonial, to national, to sovereign Caribbean identity — influenced that constitutional change. Drawing on cultural theory, parliamentary records, and Barbadian public discourse, I argue that the Republic was not merely...
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Host: William
Topics covered
- cultural theory
- Barbadian identity
- constitutional change
- republic
- colonialism
- national culture
Keywords
- Barbados
- cultural theory
- constitutional monarchy
- sovereign identity
- Dame Sandra Mason
- republic
- cultural change
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Products: ISBN 978-976-97997-6-9
Books & works: Cultural Theology in Practice
Places: Barbados
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