Studies in the Literary Imagination

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Articles in Fall 2004 issue of Studies in the Literary Imagination

• RE-NEGOTIATING RACIAL IDENTITY: THE CHALLENGE OF MIGRATION AND RETURN IN MICHELLE CLIFF'S NO TELEPHONE TO HEAVEN
  by Toland-Dix, Shirley
• WRITING POWER: IDENTITY COMPLEXITIES AND THE EXOTIC EROTIC IN AUDRE LORDE'S WRITING
  by Kemp, Yakini B
• THEORIZING SPIRIT: THE CRITICAL CHALLENGE OF ELIZABETH NUNEZ'S WHEN ROCKS DANCE AND BEYOND THE LIMBO SILENCE
  by Rahming, Melvin B
• DÉFILÉE'S DIASPORIC DAUGHTERS: REVOLUTIONARY NARRATIVES OF AYITI (HAITI), NANCHON (NATION), AND DYASPORA (DIASPORA) IN EDWIDGE DANTICAT'S KRIK? KRAK!
  by Braziel, Jana Evans
• DISLOCATION AND DESIRE IN SHANI MOOTOO'S CEREUS BLOOMS AT NIGHT
  by May, Vivian M
• TRIADIC REVELATIONS OF EXILIC IDENTITY: CLAIRE HARRIS'S FABLES FROM THE WOMEN'S QUARTERS, DIPPED IN SHADOW, AND SHE
  by Williams, Emily Allen
• INTRODUCTION: CARIBBEAN WOMEN WRITERS IN EXILE
  by Marsh-Lockett, Carol P