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... protagonist finds no basis for loyalty to a national identity ; the protagonist does not define herself as Trinidadian . She chooses a unique , discursive space - an Indian from the Caribbean : " Maybe they were all becoming Canadians ...
... protagonist finds no basis for loyalty to a national identity ; the protagonist does not define herself as Trinidadian . She chooses a unique , discursive space - an Indian from the Caribbean : " Maybe they were all becoming Canadians ...
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... protagonist would have to undergo initiation through an underwater journey , according to Willy Appolon ... protagonist's thoughts about these dreams . In a 1999 interview with Renée Shea , Danticat stresses the importance of dreams in ...
... protagonist would have to undergo initiation through an underwater journey , according to Willy Appolon ... protagonist's thoughts about these dreams . In a 1999 interview with Renée Shea , Danticat stresses the importance of dreams in ...
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... protagonist when she first comes to Paris . He is referred to in admiring and affectionate tones , and he returns ... protagonist's own " significant other " is a distant body in bed with her , but sketchily described , nameless , and ...
... protagonist when she first comes to Paris . He is referred to in admiring and affectionate tones , and he returns ... protagonist's own " significant other " is a distant body in bed with her , but sketchily described , nameless , and ...
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Carole Boyce Davies | 8 |
Hillhouse | 26 |
Velma Pollard | 30 |
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