Most Recent Articles from Studies in the Literary Imagination  

• DÉFILÉE'S DIASPORIC DAUGHTERS: REVOLUTIONARY NARRATIVES OF AYITI (HAITI), NANCHON (NATION), AND DYASPORA (DIASPORA) IN EDWIDGE DANTICAT'S KRIK?...

  With the critical and popular successes of Edwidge Danticat's literary texts, Haitian literatures in the United States have found a new Anglophone...

  10/1/04 by Braziel, Jana Evans · More from publication

• RE-NEGOTIATING RACIAL IDENTITY: THE CHALLENGE OF MIGRATION AND RETURN IN MICHELLE CLIFF'S NO TELEPHONE TO HEAVEN

  I wonder if I will ever return-I light a cigarette to trap the fear of what returning would mean.... I am afraid my place is at your side. I am...

  10/1/04 by Toland-Dix, Shirley · More from publication

• DISLOCATION AND DESIRE IN SHANI MOOTOO'S CEREUS BLOOMS AT NIGHT

  "IN ANOTHER PLACE, NOT HERE"1 Shani Mootoo's 1996 novel, Cereus Blooms at Night, highlights the violence at the heart of both sexual politics and...

  10/1/04 by May, Vivian M · More from publication

• WRITING POWER: IDENTITY COMPLEXITIES AND THE EXOTIC EROTIC IN AUDRE LORDE'S WRITING

  Audre Lorde is often cited as an icon for defining and asserting multiple identities in her life as well as in her prose, poetry, and mythic...

  10/1/04 by Kemp, Yakini B · More from publication

• TRIADIC REVELATIONS OF EXILIC IDENTITY: CLAIRE HARRIS'S FABLES FROM THE WOMEN'S QUARTERS, DIPPED IN SHADOW, AND SHE

  "Your World" Your world is as big as you make it. I know, for I used to abide In the narrowest nest in a corner, My wings pressing close to my side....

  10/1/04 by Williams, Emily Allen · More from publication

• INTRODUCTION: CARIBBEAN WOMEN WRITERS IN EXILE

  A generally dated, albeit powerful and persistent, conception of "exile" is banishment from one's own land-a condition often associated with a form...

  10/1/04 by Marsh-Lockett, Carol P West, Carol P West · More from publication

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