West Indian Intellectuals in BritainBill Schwarz Written in an accessible manner, undergraduates and general readers interested in relations between the Caribbean and Britain, imperial history, literature, cultural and black studies should find much of interest in this collection. |
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What is a West Indian? Catherine Hall | 31 |
Harold Moody and | 51 |
Claude McKays | 71 |
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African anti-colonial argued Barbados became Brathwaite's Britain British C. L. R. James Caliban Caribbean Artists Movement Caribbean literature Caribbean Voices century civilisation colonial creole critical culture decolonisation empire England English European experience fiction forms Garvey George Lamming George Padmore Ghana Harold Moody ideas identity imagination imperial island J. J. Thomas Jamaica James's Jarrett-Macauley Jean Rhys John La Rose Kamau Brathwaite labour Lamming's language later League of Coloured literary living London Makonnen Marson McKay McKay's metropolis migrants Moody's nation Negro Nkrumah Ogden organisation Oxford Padmore's Pan-Africanism Pleasures of Exile poetry political Port of Spain published race racial racism radical recognise Rhys's Sam Selvon Savacou Selvon sense slavery social society story Stuart Hall Thomas thought tion tradition Trinidad Trinidadian University Press V. S. Naipaul West Indian intellectual West Indian novel West Indies Wide Sargasso Sea woman women workers writing wrote