The Caribbean Imaginary in Southern Women's Literature

The Caribbean Imaginary in Southern Women's Literature
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Download or read book The Caribbean Imaginary in Southern Women's Literature written by Christy Davis and published by . This book was released on 2017 with total page 282 pages. Available in PDF, EPUB and Kindle. Book excerpt: "The Caribbean Imaginary in Southern Women's Literature" examines the U.S. South's often contradictory approaches to viewing the Caribbean. While the image of the U.S. South has long been constructed by imagined fantasies, the Southern authors in this project often thrust their own images onto the Caribbean imaginary. Throughout this project, I argue that over the past seventy years, the imperialist bent towards the Caribbean manifests in a variety of forms: media manipulation, patronage, fantasies, and nostalgia. At times, the Caribbean is seen as an imagined utopia full of potential, however this construction often erases the historical renderings of economic and political revolutions.


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