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...Robert D. Hamner Copyright © Hofstra University 2002 Creolizing Homer for the Stage: Walcott’s The Odyssey Robert D. Hamner [Wjhat is needed is not new names for old things, or old names for old things, but the faith of using the old names anew, so...

... of synonyms— creolization, liminali- ty, chutnification, rhizomes, or métissage.6 All of these terms describe a method that is a defining feature of modernism, a method of bringing together diverse fragments of a cultural past from a new point of view in order to create a new...

... of Constab 37Twentieth-Century Literature 59.1 Spring 2013 37 Paul Peppis Ballads render a range of subaltern subjects struggling to negotiate the disorienting realities of modernity at the imperial periphery, articulating their hopes and miseries through a creolized modern(ist...

... the cultural excesses the plantation system has failed to manage or contain. In response to the protracted influence of the plantation, McKittrick (2013 : 3) observes, several “modes of survival emerge,” including “creolization, the blues, maroonage, revolution, and more,” suggesting some of the ways...

... the Creolistes of the Francophone Caribbean, Confiant, Bernabé, and Chamoiseau, with Glissant, Mikhail Bahktin, Lefebvre, and François Rabelais to explain how the recognition and practice of creolization in language, architecture, and literature challenge Western colonial ideologies that refuse Caribbean reality...

..., and creolization. In the course of that exploration Pollard presents a mag­ isterial review of the relevant theorists and critics, making the genealogy (and originality) of his own study abundantly clear. Here are spelled out the author’s debts to and demurrals from Dash, James Clifford, Neil ten Kortenaar...

..., and creolized languages he had heard and spoken throughout his circumatlantic migrations to explore the universal language that would become so important to his emerging aesthetic philosophy. The implied patois of the unnamed Creole storyteller in Porter’s “Magic” thus anticipates Jolas’s own increasing use...

.... See Ozieblo Gurdjieff, G. 1. See Rauve H a rris, Oliver. “Cold War Correspondents: Ginsberg, Kerouac, Cassady, and the Political Economy of Beat Letters.” 46.2 (2000): 171-192 Hall, Radclyffe. See Green Hamner, Robert D.“Creolizing Homer for the Stage:Walcott’s The Odyssey...

..., “as a creolized African Atlantic person in the Caribbean,” Hurston was attuned to the limit of Boasian identity politics. Despite aiming to liberate anthropology from biological determinism, Boasian anthropology was subject to the critique that it reinserted its object of study into a discriminative taxonomy...