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B. A. Brittntial space of political, cultural and artistic resistance.LThis collection takes as its starting point the ubiquitous representation of various forms of mental illness, breakdown and psychopathology in Caribbean writing, and the fact that this topic has been relatively neglected in criticism, espec

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T. E. Nelsonntial space of political, cultural and artistic resistance.LThis collection takes as its starting point the ubiquitous representation of various forms of mental illness, breakdown and psychopathology in Caribbean writing, and the fact that this topic has been relatively neglected in criticism, espec

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K. S. Cheahns of psychic distress and dis-ease, is to create a cartography that displaces the normalizing once imposed by Europeans who explored territories to them unknown and uninhabitable. The authors and texts discussed in this volume invite us to envision the “undared” and to invent new geographies that s

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L. Klein,H. Rosenbergnd could easily be an experimental novel that comments upon the madness of a British legal system that, in the historic case of the slave ship ., labeled 150 deliberately drowned Africans as lost “goods” to be insured. Philip’s work is both a translation (in the Latinate sense, a “carrying over/remo

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W. Kalowns of psychic distress and dis-ease, is to create a cartography that displaces the normalizing once imposed by Europeans who explored territories to them unknown and uninhabitable. The authors and texts discussed in this volume invite us to envision the “undared” and to invent new geographies that s

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S. M. Muldoon,H. M. Carlinnd could easily be an experimental novel that comments upon the madness of a British legal system that, in the historic case of the slave ship ., labeled 150 deliberately drowned Africans as lost “goods” to be insured. Philip’s work is both a translation (in the Latinate sense, a “carrying over/remo