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Creolized Sexualities Undoing Heteronormativity In The Literary Imagination Of The Anglocaribbean Alison Donnell

Name: Creolized Sexualities Undoing Heteronormativity In The Literary Imagination Of The Anglocaribbean Alison Donnell
SKU: BELL-51240532
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Creolized Sexualities Undoing Heteronormativity In The Literary Imagination Of The Anglocaribbean Alison Donnell instant download after payment.

Publisher: Rutgers University Press

File Extension: PDF

File size: 1.94 MB

Pages: 207

Author: Alison Donnell

ISBN: 9781978818156, 9781978818118, 9781978818132, 9781978818125

Language: English

Year: 2021

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Creolized Sexualities Undoing Heteronormativity In The Literary Imagination Of The Anglocaribbean Alison Donnell by Alison Donnell 9781978818156, 9781978818118, 9781978818132, 9781978818125 instant download after payment.

By showing how a wide, and surprising, range of Caribbean writers have contributed to the crafting of a supple and inclusive erotic repertoire across the second half of the twentieth century, the readings in this book aim to demonstrate that a recognition of creolized and pluralized sexualities already exists within the literary imagination.