MaComère, Volume 4Association of Caribbean Women Writers and Scholars, 2001 |
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... identity cannot be localized and should not be essentialized , the opening lines insinuate an essential , " authentic " African - Caribbean identity . The character of Afrekete continues this trajectory at the end of the text . Near the ...
... identity cannot be localized and should not be essentialized , the opening lines insinuate an essential , " authentic " African - Caribbean identity . The character of Afrekete continues this trajectory at the end of the text . Near the ...
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... identity on pages xv - xvi of their Introduction for the importance of location and migration in the life and works of Caribbean women writers . 5. In The Politics of Home : Postcolonial Relocations and Twentieth Century Fiction ...
... identity on pages xv - xvi of their Introduction for the importance of location and migration in the life and works of Caribbean women writers . 5. In The Politics of Home : Postcolonial Relocations and Twentieth Century Fiction ...
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... identity or mythos ) . 2. Happily , a few such article - length studies do exist in this fertile but so - far ... identity and diasporic identifications with the national space , see Jane Blocker's excellent Where Is Ana Mendieta ...
... identity or mythos ) . 2. Happily , a few such article - length studies do exist in this fertile but so - far ... identity and diasporic identifications with the national space , see Jane Blocker's excellent Where Is Ana Mendieta ...
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