MaComère, Volume 4Association of Caribbean Women Writers and Scholars, 2001 |
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... Jamaican colonial experience . The rest of Abeng strives to illustrate how both the landscape and the colonized subject's body become the primary spaces or indexes on which colonial discourses leave their psychical " indentations ...
... Jamaican colonial experience . The rest of Abeng strives to illustrate how both the landscape and the colonized subject's body become the primary spaces or indexes on which colonial discourses leave their psychical " indentations ...
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... Jamaica was considered among the most brutal . They did not know that the death rate of Africans in Jamaica under ... Jamaican children and misrepresents colonial history : " . . . in school they were told . . . . " Indeed , in Abeng ...
... Jamaica was considered among the most brutal . They did not know that the death rate of Africans in Jamaica under ... Jamaican children and misrepresents colonial history : " . . . in school they were told . . . . " Indeed , in Abeng ...
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... Jamaican society and her complicity with the oppression of Jamaicans of color . Yet this knowledge is available to ... Jamaican girl with whom she shares the Jamaican landscape she comes to love - the land which she will one day join by ...
... Jamaican society and her complicity with the oppression of Jamaicans of color . Yet this knowledge is available to ... Jamaican girl with whom she shares the Jamaican landscape she comes to love - the land which she will one day join by ...
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