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... voice . As Paul / Lili writes herself out of silence , she moves closer to regaining the innocence of laughter to assert the disobedience of her voice . As the terrorism of the Duvalier régime reaches its climax , Lili ( the child ) ...
... voice . As Paul / Lili writes herself out of silence , she moves closer to regaining the innocence of laughter to assert the disobedience of her voice . As the terrorism of the Duvalier régime reaches its climax , Lili ( the child ) ...
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... voice to a denied subjectivity , identity , and history of the Afro - Caribbean woman in particular and the Caribbean peoples in general . Relating the reclaimed historical voice of black Caribbean women to the literary voice ...
... voice to a denied subjectivity , identity , and history of the Afro - Caribbean woman in particular and the Caribbean peoples in general . Relating the reclaimed historical voice of black Caribbean women to the literary voice ...
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... voice is a postmodern narrative strategy which " specifically restores to history the figure of the black Caribbean woman , either suppressed , or stereotyped , or weakened by previous accounts " ( Bécel 609 ) . Each character has been ...
... voice is a postmodern narrative strategy which " specifically restores to history the figure of the black Caribbean woman , either suppressed , or stereotyped , or weakened by previous accounts " ( Bécel 609 ) . Each character has been ...
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Women of Colour at the Barricades | 8 |
Creative Works | 17 |
Kings Street | 23 |
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