As often discussed as they are, the novels of Jamaica Kincaid and Cristina García do not
frequently share space within the same conversation. Kincaid is most commonly understood …

The article explores the intersection of magical realism and transnational feminism in
Christina Garcia's 1992 Dreaming in Cuban. Though the formation of one's identity and …

„Pour un Caribéen, la globalisation a commencé au seizième siècle “(Condé,„Respecter
l'étrangeté de l'autre” 152). Mit dieser Feststellung vertritt die renommierte Autorin und …

Theateradaptionen (z. B. von Julia Alvarez'How the García Girls Lost Their Accents) und
Verfilmungen (z. B. In the Time of the Butterflies von Julia Alvarez oder Esmeralda Santiagos …

Esmeralda Santiago's 1996 novel América's Dream follows the titular América as she
escapes from an abusive relationship and the subjugating gender norms of her home on the …

In the 20th Century, the mass exoduses that displaced thousands of Puerto Ricans and
Dominicans to the United States marked the beginning of ethnic diasporas that have …

Die Karibik ist diejenige Region der Welt, die am stärksten von internationaler Migration
betroffen ist. Ein Bevölkerungsanteil von fünf bis achtzehn Prozent der einzelnen …

Abstract The Serial Autobiographies of Mary McCarthy, Kate Millett, Julia Alvarez, and
Jamaica Kincaid explores the writings of four authors, each of whom wrote multiple …

A collection of nine short stories entitled THE TROUBLE WITH BRIGHT GIRLS is unified by
women's diverse coming-of-age experiences in late twentieth century transnational America …

Established through migration mostly to England and America, the Caribbean Diaspora is a
continuous trend over hundreds of years resulting in a large dislocated and …