Spirals in the Caribbean : representing violence and connection in Haiti and the Dominican Republic

"An in-depth analysis of literary and cultural productions from Haiti and the Dominican Republic and their diasporas. Spirals in the Caribbean responds to key questions elicited by the human rights crisis accelerated in 2013 by the Dominican Constitutional Court s Ruling 168-13, which denationa...

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Hovedforfatter: Maríñez, Sophie, 19..-
Format: Livre papier
Sprog:Anglais
Udgivet: Philadelphia, Pennsylvania : University of Pennsylvania Press C 2024.
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Variante du titre:Representing violence and connection in Haiti and the Dominican Republic
Edition sous un autre format:• Spirals in the Caribbean, 2025, [Lieu de publication inconnu], University of Pennsylvania Press, 978-1-5128-2641-8
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504 |a Bibliographie pages [271]-291. Notes bibliographiques en fin d'ouvrage. Index 
505 0 |a Introduction -- Chapter 1. El Comegente (1791 1989) -- Chapter 2. Kout Kouto -- Chapter 3. Afro-Indigenous Spirals -- Chapter 4. La India del Agua and El Terror -- Conclusion: Lingering Troubles 
520 |a "An in-depth analysis of literary and cultural productions from Haiti and the Dominican Republic and their diasporas. Spirals in the Caribbean responds to key questions elicited by the human rights crisis accelerated in 2013 by the Dominican Constitutional Court s Ruling 168-13, which denationalized hundreds of thousands of Dominicans of Haitian descent. Spirals details how a paradigm of permanent conflict between the two nations has its roots in reactions to the Haitian Revolution a conflict between slavers and freedom-seekers contests over which have been transmitted over generations, repeating with a difference. Anti-Haitian nationalist rhetoric hides this long trajectory. Through the framework of the Spiral, a concept at the core of a Haitian literary aesthetic developed in the 1960s called Spiralism, Sophie Maríñez explores representations of colonial, imperial, and national-era violence. She takes as evidence legislation, private and official letters, oral traditions, collective memories, Afro-indigenous spiritual and musical practices, and works of fiction, plays, and poetry produced across the island and its diasporas from 1791 to 2002. With its emphases on folk tales, responses to the 1937 genocide, the Constitution of the Dominican Republic, Afro-indigenous collective memories, and lesser-known literary works on the genocide of indigenous populations in the Caribbean, Spirals in the Caribbean will attract students, scholars, and general readers alike." 
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