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Caribbean and African Literature and Culture

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This cluster of papers explores the cultural, historical, and sociopolitical aspects of Haiti and the broader Caribbean region. It delves into topics such as colonialism, race, diaspora, Vodou, postcolonial literature, and identity in the context of Haitian and Caribbean history and society.

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Caribbean literature; Haitian literature; Aimé Césaire; Édouard Glissant; Caribbean identity; negritude; French Caribbean literature; Caribbean diaspora; Caribbean poetry; Vodou; Maryse Condé; francophone African literature; Derek Walcott; Caribbean fiction; Léopold Sédar Senghor; Haitian diaspora; Patrick Chamoiseau; Edwidge Danticat; Haitian Vodou; Jamaica Kincaid; Martinican literature; Senegalese literature; African poetry; Creole identity; Haitian novel

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Morton address: 38284998113783440 · morton4x16-v1

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