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Charting the Caribbean as a literary region-III - Cross culturalstudies, A. James Arnold. Preliminary approaches: Mapping the Caribbean -cartography and the cannibalization of culture, Michael Palencia Roth;Islands, enclaves, continua - notes toward a comparative history of CaribbeanCreole literatures, George Lang; The cross-cultural unity of Caribbeanliterature - toward a centripetal vision, Silvio Torres-Saillant. LiteraryCreoleness and chaos theory: Chaos and rhizome - introduction to a Caribbeanpoetics, Keith A. Sprouse; Resistance and globalization in Caribbeandiscourse - Antonio Benitez-Rojo and Edouard Glissant, Roman de la Campa.Problematics of literary historiography: A comparative analysis of Caribbeanliterary magazines - 1960-1980, Nadia Lie, Luz Rodriguez-Carranza; History isbunk! recovering the meaning of independence in Venezuela, Colombia, andCuracao - a cross-cultural image of Manuel Piar, Ineke Phaf, MatthiasRohrig-Assuncao. Literature and popular culture: Oral tradition and newliterary canon in Caribbean poetry, Emilio Jorge Rodriguez; When the popularsings the self - heterology, popular songs, and Caribbean writing, IrisZavala. Carnival and carnivalization: Caribbean culture - a carnivalesqueapproach, Antonio Benitez-Rojo; Writers playin' mas' - carnival and thegrotesque in the contemporary Caribbean novel, Lizabeth Paravisini. Genderand identity: New world seductions and old world seducers - when Columbus metDon Juan, Josephine V. Arnold; Closure and disclosures of the Caribbean bodyin Gabriel Garcia Marquez and Derek Walcott, Luis F. Restrepo; Redefining'female identity' in contemporary anglophone and francophone fiction byCaribbean women, Kathleen Balutansky. The Caliban complex: The cult ofCaliban - collaboration and revisionism in contemporary Caribbean narrative,Vera M. Kutzinski; (Post)modernity and Caribbean discourse, Theo D'haen.Genre and postcoloniality: From Prince to Lorde - the politics of location inCaribbean autobiography, Gillian Whitlock; Caribbean sublime - on transport,Aleid Fokkema. Cross-cultural currents and conundrums: D.H. Lawrence andAlejo Carpentier - the politics of religion, Alfred Mac Adam; Caribbeannegritude and Africa - aspects of black dilemma, Femi Ojo-Ade; Republicancode, working conditions, and cross-cultural hybridity in the literature ofSuriname and Cuba, Ineke Phaf.