A pepper-pot of cultures : aspects of Creolization in the Caribbean

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A pepper-pot of cultures : aspects of Creolization in the Caribbean / ed. by Gordon Collier & Ulrich Fleischmann

Détails bibliographiques
Autres auteurs:	Collier, Gordon (Éditeur intellectuel), Fleischmann, Ulrich (Éditeur intellectuel)
Format:	Livre
Langue:	German
Publié:	Amsterdam [u.a.] : Rodopi, 2003
Collection:	Matatu 27/28
Sujets:	Karibik Kreolische Sprachen Literatur Kreolisierung Kultur Ethnische Identität Aufsatzsammlung
Contenu:	28 notices

1. Euro-Creole, Afro-Creole, Meso-Creole : creolization and identity in West-Central Jamaica, c. 1660-1999

2. Watramama / Mami Wata : three centuries of Creolization of a water spirit in West Africa, Suriname and Europe

3. Creolization as a poetics of culture : Édouard Glissant's "Archipelic" thinking

4. The presence of Vodou in New York City : the impact of a caribbean religion on the Creolization of a Metropolis

5. The linguistic geography of "criollo" in Spanish America : a case of enigmatic extension and restriction

6. The sociocultural and linguistic profile of a concept

7. Creolization in Robert Antoni's "Blessed is the fruit" : a linguistic analysis

8. Creole "tori", the "Waterkant", and the ethics of a nation : Cynthia McLeod and Astrid Roemer on Suriname

9. Women versions of Creole identity in Caribbean fiction : a cultural-anthropological perspective

10. Guido Llinás' "Black paintings" : Afro-Cuban Aesthetics and abstraction

11. Culture at the crossroads : Voodoo aesthetics and the axis of blackness in literature of the black diaspora

12. Creole identity through Chinese Wall : Affinities between Papiamento and Chinese

13. The role of Africa in the construction of identities in the Caribbean

14. African fundamentalism in the New World : the case of the Haitian Mandingo

15. The Afro-Nicaraguans (Creoles) : an historico-anthropological approach to their national identity

16. Against monolingualism : roots, rhizomes and the conceptualization of Creole language

17. Creolizing anancy : signifyin(g) processes in new world spider tales

18. On the perception of "Creole" language and identity in the Netherlands Antilles

19. Anxious insularity : identity politics and creolization in the caribbean

20. Two aspects of "Creole" in literary expression

21. Imaginary city, literary spaces : Port-au-Prince in some recent Haitian fiction

22. Gender concerns in Calixthe Beyala's "The sun hath looked upon me"

23. Creole transgression in the written / oral discourse of the Dominican / Haitian Borderland

24. Creolization and nation-builing in the Hispanic Caribbean

25. Spaceship Creole : Nalo Hopkinson, Canadian-Caribbean fabulist fiction and linguistic/cultural syncretism

26. Maryse Condé on "Creolíté"

27. Haiti : the creole heritage today

28. Creolization in Haiti and national identity