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Common Identityulture is maintained. lean Métellus exemplifies the interplay of language and identity in his essay “The Process of Creolization in Haiti and the Pitfalls of the Graphic Form.”. Métellus evaluates Haitian identity functionally and reinforces at once the fundamental collectivity recognized here with

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Créole, Créolité, Créolizations), contrary to the wishes of the proponents of “créolité,” is not the exclusive possession of individuals emanating from a particular history in a particular territory at a particular time. She argues that there are créoles that have resulted not only from French domination but from British, Spanis

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Identity and Social Negotiations initially oppressive in themselves. Her political efforts are commendable. They are on a par with the multicultural environment that some, like Charles Taylor, hope to forge out of an atmosphere of intolerance and exclusion. Both efforts are on the right track but fall short of accurately assessing

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