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Student Projects

The individual student projects completed under the theme Visualizing Caribbean Literature are as vast and diverse as the idea of Caribbean literature itself. The students’ work reflects their attention to the complexity and variety of experiences and stories of Caribbean being - in the past, present and future. Student projects have been organized into three broad categories.

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Chelsea Lugay
The Evolution of Caribbean Literature

What does Caribbean Literature mean to us?
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Élise Valerie
A Journey Around A Star

Authors and Countries in Focus
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Kyra Edwards
Thematic Experience of Kamau Brathwaite in the mid 1960s to early 1970s

Authors and Countries in Focus
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Lacil Burnette
Following Folklore

What does Caribbean Literature mean to us?
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Luam Stephenson
Where Caribbean Books Travel

Exploring the Depth and Breadth of Caribbean Literature
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McKel Ferrol
The change in the works of Fiction from Caribbean Authors from 1940’s to 2000’s

Exploring the Depth and Breadth of Caribbean Literature
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Mhea Bardouille
The Gender Split in West Indian Literature 1961 - 1990

Exploring the Depth and Breadth of Caribbean Literature
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Resaen Stoute
Development and Insight into the Publication of Caribbean Literature

What does Caribbean Literature mean to us?
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Zebbie Maxwell
Historical Treasure Hunt: Navigating the Historical Events of Haiti through the use of five literary works.

Authors and Countries in Focus
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Zervita Charles
The Adventures of Caribbean Children’s Literature

What does Caribbean Literature mean to us?
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