The Penguin book of Caribbean verse in English
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The Penguin book of Caribbean verse in English
（The Penguin poets）
Penguin Books, 1986
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Caribbean verse in English
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Includes index
内容説明・目次
内容説明
Over the last few decades, Caribbean writers and performance artists have made a poetry revolution. Performance poets, dub and newspaper poets, singer-songwriters have created a genuinely popular art form, a poetry head by audiences all over the world. This lively anthology traces Caribbean verse from its roots to the present.
目次
- Introduction: the language continuum
- the oral tradition
- before emancipation
- from emancipation to black liberation
- the literary tradition
- the 18th and 19th centuries
- the 20th century. Note on the text. Part 1 The oral tradition: anonymous - work-songs, dancing songs, Guinea corn, songs, my deery honey, freedom a come oh!, song of the king of the Eboes, Negro song at Cornwall, a Negro song, a popular Negro song, Quaco Sam, Sangaree kill de captain, war down a Monkland, two man a road, Mas' Charley, I have a news, there's a black boy in a ring, you ask me
- Oku Onuora - last night, pressure drop, reflection in red
- Brian Meeks - Las' rights, the coup-clock clicks
- Michael Smith - black bud, I an I alone or Goliath
- Valerie Bloom - trench town shock (A Soh Dem Sey), wat a rain. Part 2 The literary tradition: anonymous - from "A Pindarique Ode on the Arrival of His Excellency Sir Nicholas Lawes" etc.
- Francis Williams - from an ode to George Haldane etc.
- Nathaniel Weekes - from Barbados, I and II
- James Grainger - from "The Sugar-Cane", books II and IV
- John Singleton - from "A General Description of the West Indian Islands", book II, book III
- anonymous - from a poetical epistle etc., from "Jamaica, a Poem in Three Parts" etc.
- J.B. Moreton - ballad
- James Montgomery - from "The West Indies"
- M.J. Chapman - from "Barbadoes", African dirge
- William Hosack - from "The Isle of Streams," stanzas X - XIV, stanzas XLV - LI
- Robert Dunbar - from "The Cruise", from "The Caraguin"
- Henry Dalton - the emigrant ship
- Horatio Nelson Huggins - from "Hiroona" - the introduction, canto XII, ????? 23-6
- Egbert Martin - trade, national anthem
- Thomas MacDermot - from "San Gloria" (from Columbus's soliloquy), Cuba, a market basket in the car
- Donald McDonald - a song of those who died, breakfast in bed (influenza in war-time), a citizen of - the world
- Alfred Cruickshank - God or mammon, let us be frank, the convict song
- W. Adolphe Roberts - on a monument to Marti, peacocks, the maroon girl, a valediction
- Claude McKay - Fetchin water, subway wind, the white house, if we must die, baptism
- Jean Rhys - our gardener, Obeah night, Martin Carter - university of hunger, from "I Come from the Nigger Yard", till I collect, there is no riot, for a man who walked sideways, the great dark, as new and as old, bent, our number
- Evan Jones - genesis, walking with R.B., November, 1956, the song of the banana man, the lament of the banana man
- Shake Keane - shaker funeral, coming back, from "Volcano Suite: Soufriere (79) I"
- Daniel Williams - we are the cenotaphs
- Andrew Salkey - remember Haiti, Cuba, Vietnam, Soufriere, clearsightedness, postcard from Mexico, 16.X.1973, a song for England, dry river bed
- Henry Beissel - pans at carnival
- Derek Walcott - a far cry from Africa, from "Another Life", chapter 20, forest of Europe, the spoiler's return
- Edward Kamau Brathwaite - horse weebles, starvation and blues, schooner, harbour. (Part contents)
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