Guest Lecture via Skype: Rhonda Frederick Week 6 INDO CARIBBEANS ENTER MODERN CARIBBEAN LITERATURE Sept. 30 Readings: Edgar. Read Chpts. 1-15. Mittelholzer, Corentyne Thunder. Amar. West Indian Orientalism: Race, Gender and Representations Wahab, “Mapping of Indentured Coolies in the Nineteenth-Century British West Indies,” Journal of Asian 10:3 (October 2007), pp. 283-311 American Studies Guest Lecture: Daniel O. Suman, RMAS October 2 Edgar. Read Chpts. 16-29. Corentyne Thunder. Mittelholzer, Guest Librarian Lecture: WORKING WITH NEWSPAPERS Week 7 INDO CARIBBEANS ENTER MODERN CARIBBEAN LITERATURE Oct. 7 Readings: Edgar. Corentyne Thunder. Read Chpts. 30-41. Mittelholzer, V.S. Chosen Calling” in pp. 24-31. Miguel Street, Naipaul, “His Samuel. Christian” in Jahaji Bhai: An Anthology of Indo-Caribbean Selvon, “Turning ed. Birbalsingh, pp. 15-21. Literature, Oct. 8 VICTOR CHANG LIVE SKYPE LECTURE  Edgar. Read Chpts. 42-52. Oct. 9 Mittelholzer, Corentyne Thunder. ASSIGNMENT 4: WORKING WITH NEWSPAPERS Week 8 THE CHINESE CARIBBEAN EXPERIENCE Oct. 14 Readings: Victor. in the Shop” (Story), No. 2 (1997), pp. 103-108. Small Axe, Chang, “Light Loy, Ann-Marie. 5:1 (Spring 2007). Anthurium Lee “” lecture via Skype: Victor Chang Guest Readings: Oct. 16 Brenda L. Ghosts to Rest” in Croft, “Laying Colonialist Photography: Imag(in)ing pp. 20-29. Race and Place, Anne. in pp. 1-14. Maxwell, “Introduction” Colonial Photography and Exhibitions, VIEW Visual Materials: Kwan, Cheuk “Trinidad” Chinese Restaurants Richard. (1900). (Film) 49min long My Mother’s Place Fung, Albert. (Slides) Please click through all 9 slides. (Click Work” on bottom “Next of website page to view next slide.) A.S. (Painting) from the travelogue, (1900). The West Indies Forrest, “” Further Recommendations for Photography Readings:
Guest Lecture via Skype: Rhonda Frederick Week 6 INDO CARIBBEANS ENTER MODERN CARIBBEAN LITERATURE Sept. 30 October 2 Readings: Mittelholzer, Edgar. Corentyne Thunder. Read Chpts. 1-15. Wahab, Amar. “Mapping West Indian Orientalism: Race, Gender and Representations of Indentured Coolies in the Nineteenth-Century British West Indies,” Journal of Asian American Studies 10:3 (October 2007), pp. 283-311 Guest Lecture: Daniel O. Suman, RMAS Mittelholzer, Edgar. Corentyne Thunder. Read Chpts. 16-29. Guest Librarian Lecture: WORKING WITH NEWSPAPERS Week 7 INDO CARIBBEANS ENTER MODERN CARIBBEAN LITERATURE Oct. 7 Oct. 8 Oct. 9 Readings: Mittelholzer, Edgar. Corentyne Thunder. Read Chpts. 30-41. Naipaul, V.S. “His Chosen Calling” in Miguel Street, pp. 24-31. Selvon, Samuel. “Turning Christian” in Jahaji Bhai: An Anthology of Indo-Caribbean Literature, ed. Birbalsingh, pp. 15-21.  VICTOR CHANG LIVE SKYPE LECTURE Mittelholzer, Edgar. Corentyne Thunder. Read Chpts. 42-52. ASSIGNMENT 4: WORKING WITH NEWSPAPERS Week 8 THE CHINESE CARIBBEAN EXPERIENCE Oct. 14 Oct. 16 Readings: Chang, Victor. “Light in the Shop” (Story), Small Axe, No. 2 (1997), pp. 103-108. Lee Loy, Ann-Marie. “” Anthurium 5:1 (Spring 2007). Guest lecture via Skype: Victor Chang Readings: Croft, Brenda L. “Laying Ghosts to Rest” in Colonialist Photography: Imag(in)ing Race and Place, pp. 20-29. Maxwell, Anne. “Introduction” in Colonial Photography and Exhibitions, pp. 1-14. VIEW Visual Materials: Cheuk Kwan, “Trinidad” Chinese Restaurants Fung, Richard. My Mother’s Place (1900). (Film) 49min long Albert. (Slides) Please click through all 9 slides. (Click “Next Work” on bottom of website page to view next slide.) Forrest, A.S. “” (Painting) from the travelogue, The West Indies (1900). Further Recommendations for Photography Readings:
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