Music, memory, resistance : calypso and the Caribbean literary imagination

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Music, memory, resistance : calypso and the Caribbean literary imagination

edited by Sandra Pouchet Paquet, Patricia J. Saunders, Stephen Stuempfle

Ian Randle, 2007

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Calypso & the Caribbean literary imagination

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Includes bibliographical references (p. [325]-375[i.e. 349])

Contents of Works

  • Introduction: Mapping the roots/routes of calypso in Caribbean literary and cultural traditions / Patricia J. Saunders
  • Eric Williams's vision for the development of Carnival / Hollis "Chalkdust" Liverpool
  • Calypso as political con/text : Reflections on the legend of Eric Williams / Louis Regis
  • In the battle for the emergent independence : Calypsos of decolonization / Ray Funk
  • Fugues, fragments and fissures : A work in progress / M. NourbeSe Philip
  • Carnival cannibalized or cannibal Carnivalized : Contextualizing the "cannibal joke" in Calypso and the Bacchanal connection / Earl Lovelace
  • Unmasking the Chantwell narrator in Earl Lovelace's fiction / Funso Aiyejina
  • Jamette Carnival and Afro-Caribbean influences in the work of Jean Rhys / Cynthia Davis
  • "Big fat fish" : The hypersexualization of the fat black woman's body in calypso and dancehall / Andrea Shaw
  • Men in the yard and on the street : Cricket and calypso in Indo-Caribbean literature / Claire Westall
  • With a tassa blending : Calypso and cultural identity in Indo-Caribbean fiction / Paula Morgan
  • Bop girl goes calypso : Containing race and youth culture in cold war America / Michael S. Eldridge
  • (Not) knowing the difference : Calypso overseas and the sound of belonging in selected narratives of migration / Jennifer Rahim
  • "Everybody do the dance" : The politics of uniformity in dancehall and calypso / Kezia Page

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