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Heather Hathaway Investigates The Lives And Writings Of Two Of The Most Prominent African Caribbean Immigrant Authors In The United States, Claude Mckay (1890-1948) And Paule Marshall (b. 1929). Although Both Writers Traditionally Have Been Studied Within The Realm Of African American Literature, Their Works Are Significantly Shaped By Their Backgrounds As Caribbean Immigrants. Caribbean Waves Explores The Ways In Which Literature Can Probe The Complexities Of Displacement And Identity Construction That Often Accompany Migratory Experiences. Analysis Of Mckay's And Marshall's Works Reveals How The Forces Of Migration, Racial And National Affiliation, And Americanization Can Merge To Produce Uniquely Hybridized, And At Times Profoundly Homeless, Black American Immigrant Identities.--book Jacket. A Special Issue: Blacks In Harlem During The First Wave Of Caribbean Immigration -- A Thing Apart And Out Of Time: The Poetry Of Claude Mckay -- Searching For That Strange, Elusive Something: The Novels Of Claude Mckay -- From Dislocation To Dual Location: Paule Marshall's Brown Girl, Brownstones -- All O' We Is One: Paule Marshall's Daughters. Heather Hathaway. Includes Bibliographical Refe

Author

Hathaway, Heather, Hathaway, Heather

Publisher

Bloomington: Indiana University Press

Published

1999

Language

EN

ISBN

9780253335692

Subjects

Literary Fiction, History, Humanities