MaComère, Volume 4Association of Caribbean Women Writers and Scholars, 2001 |
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... Monica's emotional purging after the violent peppering incident , Althea's physical and emotional healing after her violent beating by her deranged mother Grace , and Beryl's release of the guilt she carries for abandoning her " mulatto ...
... Monica's emotional purging after the violent peppering incident , Althea's physical and emotional healing after her violent beating by her deranged mother Grace , and Beryl's release of the guilt she carries for abandoning her " mulatto ...
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... Monica states , " Ah name dem for ah forgive meself ” ' ( 216 ) . There are two ways this statement might be read : it may be taken to suggest that in forgiving herself Monica also realizes that she is partially responsible for some ...
... Monica states , " Ah name dem for ah forgive meself ” ' ( 216 ) . There are two ways this statement might be read : it may be taken to suggest that in forgiving herself Monica also realizes that she is partially responsible for some ...
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... Monica who attempts to be tallawah , that is to say indefatigable . Still , Monica finds herself playing out a very circumscribed role in the patriarchal drama of male fantasy and desire . Certainly , both Tallawah and Monica are self ...
... Monica who attempts to be tallawah , that is to say indefatigable . Still , Monica finds herself playing out a very circumscribed role in the patriarchal drama of male fantasy and desire . Certainly , both Tallawah and Monica are self ...
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