Caribbean quarterly : cultural studies - new generation scholars.
- Jamaica : University of the West Indies, 2005.
- x, 138 p. -
- 4
- Sept - Dec 2005
CONTENT
Volume 51 Nos. 3&4 Sept - Dec 2005
Foreword p. iv
PROLOGUE - Cultural Studies - The way Forward p. v
Rex Nettleford
Birth's encrypted Messages p. 1
Christine Allison
Sensitive Scholarship: A Review of Rastafari Literature(s) p. 11
Jalani Niiah
Does the Caribbean Body Daaance Or Daunce? An exploration of Modern Contemporary Dance from a Caribbean Perspective 35
L'Antoinette Stines
'Dis Slackness Ting' : A dichotomizing Master Narrative 55
in Jamaican Dancehall
Sonja Niah Stanley
Challenging Negative Stereotying and Monolithic Constructons Through Caribbean Studies 77
Camille Hernandez-Ramdwar
Socio/Cultural and Business Entrepreneurship as the potential key to our exit from Crime and Violence 86
Horace S. Williams
Finding Families within the Communities Enslaved on the Mona and Papine Estate, 1817 - 1832 94
Suzanne Francis Brown
Creole Language in Kingston: The Emergence of Basilectal Varieties 1692 - 1865 109
Michelle Stewart
BOOK REVIEW 131
Books Received 133
Abstracts 134
Notes on Contributors 138
Information for Contributors 139
Includes bibliographical references
00086495 (pbk.)
West Indies--Civilisation--Periodicals.
F1601 / C37