John F. Campbell, a graduate of the UWI, St. Augustine Campus and the University of Cambridge (where he read for his PhD in History), has been a Temporary Lecturer in the Department of History at the UWI’s Mona Campus since 2000. Since then, he has participated in the intellectual life of the campus, giving several conference and seminar papers. He has also participated in the Department’s Schools’ Outreach Programme and delivered public lectures and papers at regional and international fora. Among his publications are: “Reassessing the Consciousness of Labour and the Role of the. “Confidentials”1750-1834. Jamaican Historical Review, Vol. XXI (2001) and “Always Free”: West African Continuities and the Limits to Enslavement on Eighteenth Century Atlantic World Sugar Plantations.” HUArchivesNet, The Electronic Journal of the Moorland-Spingarn Research Center, Howard University

Abstract:  “Not without meh man”. Notes towards the creation of A 21st Century Caribbean feminist epistemology.