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Volume 6 - 2004
Table of Contents
- Helen Pyne Timothy
About Our Name
- Hanétha Dupé-Vété-Congolo and Helen Pyne Timothy
Foreward
Avant propos
Prefacio
- Roger Toumson
Dévoilement
Unveiling
Descubrimiento
Criticism
- Antonia McDonald
Coming Home to Mama's Garden: Creative Fellowship in Jane and Louisa will Soon Come Home
- Marie-Hélène Laforest
Ages of a Woman. Jamaica kincaid's My Brother
- Karen McPherson
Maryse Condé's Desirada: The Myth of an Origin
- Evelyn Hawthorne
Sites/Sights of Difference: Danticat's "New York Day Women," Haitian Immigrant Subjectivity, and Postmodernist Strategies
- Sandra C. Duvivier
(Re)Writing Haiti and its "brave women" into Existence: Edwidge Danticat and the Concept of Métissage
- Jennifer Margaret Wilks
La mulâtresse nègrew: Exoticism and the Gaze in Suzanne Lacascade's Claire solange âme africaine
- Derrilyn E. Morrison
Reading the Zombi in Jean Rhys' Wide Sargasso Sea
- Carolyn Duffey
Ezili the Subversive: The Erotics of Maryse Condé's Célanire cou-coupé
- Kathleen Gyssels
La "malemort" dans Ton beau capitaine de Simone Schwar-Bart
- André Claverie
Visages de la femme salvatrice dans Tropique Blues d'Annick Justin Joseph
- Robert H. McCormick Jr.
Maryse Condé's Célanire cou-coupé: Célanire ou Célanire?
- Hanétha Dupé-Vété-Congolo
Les relations "intra-raciales" dans l‘œuvre de Maryse Condé: du mythe à la réalité
- Patricia Donatien-Yssa
Spiritualité, rituals et croyances dans l‘œuvre de Jamaica Kincaid
Creative Writing
- Linda Maria Rodriguez Gugliemoni
Zapatero Tale
- Beverly Nieves
The House on the Beach
- Hanétha Dupé-Vété-Congolo
The Campus Underneath
- Suzanne Dracius
Ogoun ferraille et le crime de l'ananas
- Annick Justin Joseph
Le petit monde d'Adam et de Louisia
- Ylonka Nacidit-Perdomo
Ficciones
- Velma Pollard
Thinking re-thinking Baths, Virgin Gordda
- Eulalia Bernard
Martinique
My Kinky Hair
- Nicole Cage-Florentiny
Croire
Just a Blues
The Country of Here Now
- Opal Palmer Adisa
What Says the Moment?
Aunty Nansi
Realization
- Hanétha Dupé-Vété-Congolo
My Country is not an Island
Je l'ai vu
Pleurements
- Dominique Aurélia
Bleu amer
Notes on Contributor