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Online Archives for Caribbean Studies
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CaribbeanBeat Magazine
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CaribNation TV (click to sort by Oldest First)
New World Quarterly (1963–1972)
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Digital Library of the Caribbean
Caribbean Writers & Their Art: History, the Caribbean and the Imagination (1991)
Kamau Brathwaite in conversation with Edward Baugh as a part of the Caribbean Writers Summer Institute at the University of Miami.
Speaking on comparative literature in the Caribbean, Brathwaite says, "It is necessary that we do this because the Caribbean although artificially divided into English-speaking, French-speaking, Dutch-speaking, Spanish-speaking, is really part of a whole underground continent of thought and feeling and history."
Commenting on the fragmentation of the region he remarks, "In the days of the Caribs, you could take a canoe and travel easily from St. Lucia to Martinique. Now with the arrival of Europe, despite Europe's technology, it is almost impossible to move from St. Lucia to Martinique, and let me explain that they are within hailing distance from each other."
Race & Ethnicity in the Caribbean
Mestizaje in Latin America: Definition and History (article)
Anti-Blackness in Latinx Communities (article)
Race, Ethnicity and Democracy in Guyana and Trinidad (video)
Skin Bleaching in the Caribbean (video)
The Great Camouflage by Suzanne Césaire (essay) (p. 39)
A few resources for understanding the complexities of race and ethnicity in the Caribbean and Latin America more broadly, which differs greatly from identity and racial dynamics in the north. The first two articles are for an overall introduction while the last few links are focused more on different local contexts and span topics such as colourism, mestizaje, skin bleaching and anti-blackness.
One of the points that Dr. Stacy-Ann Wilson alludes to briefly in the video on race and ethnicity in Guyana and Trinidad and Tobago that I wanted to highlight is that even though she studied at an all-black college, that didn't necessarily equate to an awareness of the distinct dynamics that exist in the Global South amongst her colleagues—something I have noticed, too, but don't tend to see acknowledged.
Aside: I think it is very damaging to study a culture—or see your own culture—solely through another's lens and can't stress the importance of developing these local, regional and south-south connections.
Efectivamente, ¿qué son las Antillas? Una multirrelación. Todos lo sentimos así, lo expresamos en todas las formas ocultas o caricaturescas, o lo negamos fieramente. Y todos sentimos que ese mar está en nosotros, con su carga de islas por fin descubiertas.
Édouard Glissant, Poética de la relación (1981)
(Trad. por Aura Marina Boadas y Ainelia Herméndes)
metličky na nohách
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Dr. Ravul Jindal has conducted "6th Midterm Hands-on Experience Course on Endovenous Treatment of Varicose Veins & CLaCS procedure" on 5th Oct, 2019 at Fortis Hospital Mohali, Punjab under the aegis of Vascular Society for Limb Salvage and Venous Association of India. Various participants came from all over India and had hands-on experience during the course.
Victor Sanjinez y sus caricaturas de personajes Andinos en la Universidad de New York
Victor Sanjinez y sus caricaturas de personajes Andinos en la Universidad de New York
Por Martin Cortez para perullaqta.com
20 de abril del 2015
New York.-El artista gráfico Victor Sanjínez García fue invitado por el “Center for Latin American and Caribbean Studies” (CLACS) de la Universidad de New York (NYU) a hacer una demostración en vivo de sus caricaturas de personajes Andinos durante el conversatorio mensual que el programa de Quechua titula “Quechua Night” efectuado el…
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I was reading that scene just before chapter 16 in city of bones where the whole motorcycle flying/crash sitch happens and her holding onto jace and everything and wHY DID THAT NOT HAPPEN IN THE MOVIE THAT WAS A GOOD SCENE DAMMIT
