Sylvia Wynter's Dream

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  • Miska G.’s Final Project Page

    The Jamaican Voice: Real And/Or Imagined Grandparents Defining Cultural Identity Click here to see my blog post: Grandparents Defining Cultural Identity: Their Fragments That Complete Me Click here to see my Flash CNF post: Call Me By My Name Click here to see my Flash CNF post: Naughty, Not Nice Click here to see my…

  • Grandparents Defining Cultural Identity: Their Fragments That Complete Me

    Cultural Identity When I think of cultural identity, I think of all the things that a group of people have in common that will give them a sense of identity and belonging. A better definition speaks where culture is the shared characteristics of a group of people, encompassing, place of birth, religion, language, cuisine, social…

  • Discussion With Guest Opposing the Standardization of “The Jamaican Language” (Part 1)

  • Interview with Dr. Farquharson

    This is a interview done with senior lecturer at the University of the West Indies, Dr. Joseph Farquharson in the Language, Linguistics & Philosophy. Dr. Farquharson is the coordinator for The Jamaican Language unit at the U.W.I.

  • Flash CNF: The Man I Never Knew

    he is remembered only in bits and pieces, with the question of how accurate those things about him may be, we will never truly know, he was a quiet jeweller who travelled across the island and more impressively he travelled with his father to our motherland, he fell in love and married young and lived…

  • Flash CNF: The Lady in White

    a fair plump woman with short black curls, a sad smile and draped in a white dress observes a sleeping baby girl cradled in the embrace of the only grandmother she knows, she drifts silently at the side of the bed, no shadow beneath her feet, no rise and fall of her chest, no scent,…