Locating The Caribbean

Volume 11 Issue 1

Locating The Caribbean

Description

Almost fifty years after the dissolution of the Federation of the West Indies (1962), 'Locating the Caribbean' asks to what extent the notion still holds of Caribbean unity and, with it, a shared Caribbean cultural identity. The result - as is evident from the contents of the issue - is a cluster of lively and thought-provoking viewpoints, that range from the plainly dismissive to the searchingly sceptical to the quietly optimistic, and that often overlap or collide as they move between nation-state, region, and diaspora.

  • Contents
    • EDITORIAL
      • SHIRLEY CHEW
    • INTERVIEW
      • LUCY EVANS, An Interview with Lawrence Scott
    • CONVERSATION
      • VAHNI CAPILDEO and LEILA CAPILDEO, Hill, River, Valley, Sea, Forest
    • FICTION
      • LAWRENCE SCOTT, From The Cane
      • DAVID DABYDEEN, An extract from a new novel
      • KEITH JARDIM, The White People Maid
    • POETRY
      • OLIVE SENIOR, Cruise Ship Leaving Port at Night, The Drought
      • STANLEY GREAVES, Rain, Waiting, Fruit Words, with artwork
      • KWAME DAWES, Before the Return, Dry Bones, 10 Imperial Rules,

        African Postman

      • Velma Pollard, At Cienfuegos I and II
    • ARTICLES
      • ERNA BRODBER, After Federation, what?
      • KEI MILLER, Imagining Nations
      • JEREMY POYNTING, ‘Fugue for Federation‘: A Perspective
      • CLEM SEECHARAN, Empire and Family in the Shaping of a West Indian

        Intellectual: C.L.R. James

      • GERALDINE CONNOR, Carnival Messiah
      • RUPERT ROOPNARAINE, The Pedagogy of Appreciation –

        on Art in the Caribbean, An Introduction

    • REVIEWS
      • NOTES ON CONTRIBUTORS