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164 p., Explores many aspects of Caribbean religion and spirituality, especially the complexities of carnival and its uniquely African soul. He notes too a theological dependency, and posits again a unique, Caribbean emancipatory theology to establish a theological "self-reliance." In emancipatory theology, as in Latin American liberation theology, the source for praxis and reflection is faith linked to historical experience. In the Caribbean experience, of continual struggle for identity, distinguishes and yet unites Caribbean Christians with Christians everywhere.
Playa Ciudad de la Habana: Editorial Pueblo y Educación
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109 p., Reflexiones y pronósticos sobre el estudio de la literatura caribeña -- La sangre - novela política modernista ? -- Claude McKay, escritor caribeño -- Écue-Yamba - o y su contexto literario hispanoamericano y caribeño -- Gobernadores del rocio -- En el castillo de mi piel -- Mito, tradición y carnaval en The Dragon can't dance.
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598 p, This book includes information of Theodore Roosevelt and Latin America, the Panama Canal, the Roosevelt Corollary, the Dominican customs house, and the Cuba intervention of 1906
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92 p, Contents: Towards a Caribbean literary tradition: a reading of Carpentier - - The politics of innocence in the work of Garcia Márque [sic] -- Peasants in purgatory: plotting guilt in Rulfo's Pedro Páramo -- Carpentier's Histoire de lunes : a translation
