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Issue 2 - 2016

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Editor's Note

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Anthurium Editors
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22 Dec 2016

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Article

Maps of Intimate and Institutional Change in Merle Collins’s Angel and Oonya Kempadoo’s Tide Running

Clare M. Sigrist
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22 Dec 2016

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The Rhyming Irons of Abdur-Rahman Slade Hopkinson

Paul Thifault
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22 Dec 2016

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Smoke and Mirrors: Generic Manipulation and Doubling in Dancing to “Almendra”

Amanda Ruth Waugh Lagji
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22 Dec 2016

13(2):4
The Trope of Flattening and the Complexities of Difference: An Account of Trinidad Carnival

Nanette De Jong, Christian Mieves
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22 Dec 2016

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To Be Dragon and Man: The Cultural Politics of Carnival in Earl Lovelace’s The Dragon Can’t Dance

Richard McGuire
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22 Dec 2016

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The Anxiety of Racialized Sexuality in Jean Rhys

Yanoula Athanassakis
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22 Dec 2016

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Interview

Bringing It All Together: The Creative Process of Artist and Writer Jacqueline Bishop

Loretta Collins Klobah
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22 Dec 2016

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Reviews

A Caribbean Continuum of Desire and its Limits

Elena Machado Saez
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22 Dec 2016

13(2):9
The Ethical Imperative of Caribbean Diasporic Writers in Market Aesthetics

Paula C. Park
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22 Dec 2016

13(2):10
Girls, Violence, and Patriarchal Desire in Hispanic Caribbean Women’s Narratives

Marisel Moreno
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22 Dec 2016

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“When the Details Are No Longer Too Much”: The Embodied Citizen-Subject in Régine Michelle Jean-Charles’s Conflict Bodies

Alessandra Benedicty-Kokken
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22 Dec 2016

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Volume 13 -

Issue 2 - 2016

Editor's Note

Contributors

Article

Maps of Intimate and Institutional Change in Merle Collins’s Angel and Oonya Kempadoo’s Tide Running

The Rhyming Irons of Abdur-Rahman Slade Hopkinson

Smoke and Mirrors: Generic Manipulation and Doubling in Dancing to “Almendra”

The Trope of Flattening and the Complexities of Difference: An Account of Trinidad Carnival

To Be Dragon and Man: The Cultural Politics of Carnival in Earl Lovelace’s The Dragon Can’t Dance

The Anxiety of Racialized Sexuality in Jean Rhys

Interview

Bringing It All Together: The Creative Process of Artist and Writer Jacqueline Bishop

Reviews

A Caribbean Continuum of Desire and its Limits

The Ethical Imperative of Caribbean Diasporic Writers in Market Aesthetics

Girls, Violence, and Patriarchal Desire in Hispanic Caribbean Women’s Narratives

“When the Details Are No Longer Too Much”: The Embodied Citizen-Subject in Régine Michelle Jean-Charles’s Conflict Bodies

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