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... Laetitia's extended family and herself , she creates a holistic and carefully constructed , nurturing world for the Trinidad peasant which is boldly contrasted with the false and inhumane values of the middle class . Mentally colonized ...
... Laetitia's extended family and herself , she creates a holistic and carefully constructed , nurturing world for the Trinidad peasant which is boldly contrasted with the false and inhumane values of the middle class . Mentally colonized ...
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... Laetitia does not suffer a crisis of self when she comes up against the full force of her father's house . Like the mythical Odysseus who is appropriately armed for his battles against the dark underworld forces , Laetitia is adequately ...
... Laetitia does not suffer a crisis of self when she comes up against the full force of her father's house . Like the mythical Odysseus who is appropriately armed for his battles against the dark underworld forces , Laetitia is adequately ...
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... Laetitia draws wisdom and finds the necessary support to resist replicating Miss Velma's pattern . In addition to her grandmother's house , Ma Zelline's dwelling , which is strategically located at La Puerta in the heart of patriarchal ...
... Laetitia draws wisdom and finds the necessary support to resist replicating Miss Velma's pattern . In addition to her grandmother's house , Ma Zelline's dwelling , which is strategically located at La Puerta in the heart of patriarchal ...
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Women of Colour at the Barricades | 8 |
Creative Works | 17 |
Kings Street | 23 |
Droits d'auteur | |
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