...Charles V. Carnegie This essay argues that a noncontingent, nonexclusionary notion of humanity’s oneness— constituted through difference rather than denying it—provides a principled foundation for social renewal and repair at all social scales. This foundation of human oneness is essential...

...Karwan Fatah-Black This essay explores the renewed attention for Anton de Kom and the ways this engagement revisits older questions about his life and work and opens new avenues for inquiry. This renewed interest has led to new forms of appropriation: the use of his likeness and his name...

... in the Grenada Revolution, and Gray's underestimation of the importance of the generation born in the 1950s and 1960s for contemporary Caribbean social sciences and the humanities. Meeks then engages with Thame's proposal that there is potential for renewal in what Meeks describes, in Critical Interventions...

... compounded crises bound up with the afterlives of colonialism—coming to a head in the form of planetary climate catastrophe and its attendant sociopolitical degradations—have rightfully renewed demands for a decolonization of the contemporary world. The three orientations that guide the essay—the conflict...

... for loss, fragility, renewal, and resilience, to demonstrate how it is impossible to separate these dynamics from the way vulnerable women, still embedded in age-old dynamics, turn to powerful men for protection and healing, ironically from the hurt from other men, leading to further abuse...

... and state legitimacy, community and justice, and authority and civil order in contempo- rary Jamaica. Perhaps the reasons for this renewed preoccupation are not hard to come by. After all, it is all too clear that the old terms of political analysis (whether derived from versions of liberal nationalism...

... PROJECT The Small Axe Project consists of this: to participate both in the renewal of practices of intellectual criticism in the Caribbean and in the expansion/revision of the horizons of such criticism. We acknowledge of course a tradition of social, political, and cultural criticism...

... Maureen Warner-Lewis Sylvia Wynter smalllaxe axe project The Small Axe Project consists of this: to participate both in the renewal of practices of intellectual criticism in the Caribbean and in the expansion/revision of the horizons of such criticism. We acknowledge of course...

... Alex Martin Graphic Designer Juliet Ali The Small Axe Project consists of this: to participate both in the renewal of practices of intellectual criticism in the Caribbean and in the expansion/revision of the horizons of such criticism. We...

... Gordon Rohlehr Maureen Warner‑Lewis Sylvia Wynter Graphic Designer Juliet Ali Copyeditor Kendal Gladish small axe project The Small Axe Project consists of this: to participate both in the renewal...

... PROJECT The Small Axe Project consists of this: to participate both in the renewal of practices of intellectual criticism in the Caribbean and in the expan- sion/revision of the horizons of such criticism. We acknowledge of course a tradition of social, political, and cultural criticism...

... for reconstruction, and the possibility of renewal in the movement from hero worship to democracy. For Meeks this means the possibility that the character of the relationship between hero and the crowd could be transformed into relations of “fraternity, sorority, and respect; in which democracy trumps hierarchy...

...–91. Gregg, Robert. Social History 23, no. 2 (1998): 223–25. Gros, Jean-Germain. “Haiti: The Political Economy and Sociology of Decay and Renewal.” Review of Haiti in the New World Order , by Alex Dupuy; Haitian Frustrations, Dilemmas for US Policy , edited by Georges Fauriol; Building...

... critical vocabulary multilingualism Caribbean discourse translation Responding to a call for a renewed and reinvigorated project of Caribbean criticism, the Keywords in Caribbean Studies project proposes an examination of the critical vocabulary that shapes our field of study. A genuinely...

... such as Cyprus, the free hill village from which Bishop Brown comes, and the threat of further encroachment into the hills by the moneyed, urban elite challenge the hills as a place of retreat and therein renewal for struggle and eventual liberation. The narrator explains, The land was still in the hands...

... Verene Shepherd Maureen Warner‑Lewis Sylvia Wynter The Small Axe Project consists of this: to participate both in the renewal of practices of intellectual criticism in the Caribbean and in the expansion...

... of ameliorative renewal. To use Deleuzian-cum-Glissantian terminology, the manifesto reterritorializes as it deterritorializes. It challenges specific positions of stability, identity, and containment—what both Deleuze/Guattari and Glissant have called arborescence4—yet cannot thoroughly enough extricate...

... Graphic Designer Juliet Ali Editorial Collective CharlesChristopherGlynePatriciaMartinFaithKristaElizabeth  Hackshaw Smith GriffithThompsonMunro MohammedSaundersCarnegie Walcott- Cozier The Small Axe Project consists of this: to participate both in the renewal of practices...

... renew itself. The authors of the Éloge declared themselves to be forever the sons of Aimé Césaire and, as the essays here show, Bernabé, Chamoiseau, and Confiant are even more deeply indebted to Édouard Glissant. However, one senses that following—and no doubt before—the deaths of their illustrious...

... to feed the slaves. “Breadfruit Is the New Bread, Baby” recounts Jamaica's dependence on food and products that it cannot afford and suggests through a return to more sustainable physical sustenance a renewed commitment to more carefully chosen cultural sustenance. Another possibility...