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A Major Contribution To The Scholarship Of Gender And Sexuality In The Caribbean.--a. Lynn Bolles, University Of Maryland This Volume Provides An Engaging Interdisciplinary Approach To The Study Of Gender And Sexual Relations In The Caribbean. Essays From Sociological, Literary, Historical, And Political Science Approaches Cover The Hispanic-, French-, And English-speaking Caribbean Areas And Address Topics Such As Sexuality, Homosexuality, Culture, The Body, The Status Of Women, And The Wider Social Relations That Inform These Subjects. Contents Exploring The Intersections Of Gender, Sexuality, And Culture In The Caribbean: An Introduction Part 1. Theoretical Mediations On Gender In The Caribbean 1. Theorizing Ruptures In Gender Systems And The Project Of Modernity In The Twentieth Century Caribbean, By Violet Eudine Barriteau 2. The Globalization Of The Discourse On Gender And Its Impact On The Caribbean, By Hilbourne Watson 3. Caribbean Masculinity: Unpacking The Narrative, By Linden Lewis Part 2. The Political Terrain Of Gender And Sexuality 4. A Blueprint For Gender In Creole Trinidad: Exploring Gender Mythology Through Calypsos Of The 1920s And 1930s, By Patricia Mohammed 5.

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Author
Linden Lewis; NetLibrary, Inc
Publisher
University Press of Florida ; Eurospan
Published
2003
Language
EN
ISBN
9780813026770
Category
nonfiction
Subjects
Science, Gender Studies, Psychology

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