Afro-Cuban Voices On Race and Identity in Contemporary Cuba

Name: Afro-Cuban Voices On Race and Identity in Contemporary Cuba
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ISBN: 9780813017358

ISBN-10: 0813017351

ISBN-13: 9780813017358

Edition: 2000

Authors: Pedro Pï¿½rez Sarduy, Jean Stubbs, Pedro Pï¿½rez Sarduy, James Early, John M. Kirk

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Book details

List price: $24.95
Copyright year: 2000
Publisher: University Press of Florida
Publication date: 5/4/2000
Binding: Hardcover
Pages: 212
Size: 6.00" wide x 9.00" long x 0.90" tall
Weight: 0.990
Language: English

Pedro Pï¿½rez Sarduy is a Cuban poet, writer, and journalist who has worked for Cuban and British media.

Series Editor's Foreword
Foreword
Preface
Introduction: Race and the Politics of Memory in Contemporary Black Cuban Consciousness	p. 1
The Lived Experience of Race	p. 39
Under the Streetlamp: A Journalist's Story	p. 41
The Only Black Family on the Block	p. 49
Issues of Black Health	p. 61
The Representation of Race	p. 75
Holy Lust: Whiteness and Race Mixing in the Historical Novel	p. 77
The Dead Come at Midnight: Scripting the White Aesthetic/Black Ethic	p. 87
Todo en Sepia: An All-Black Theater Project	p. 97
Tackling Racism in Performing Arts and the Media	p. 108
Poetry, Prostitution, and Gender Esteem	p. 118
Race and Identity	p. 127
Africa, the Caribbean, and Afro-America in Cuban Film	p. 129
Crafting the Sacred Bata Drums	p. 140
Grupo Antillano and the Marginalization of Black Artists	p. 147
A National Cultural Identity? Homogenizing Monomania and the Plural Heritage	p. 154
Grounding the Race Dialogue: Diaspora and Nation	p. 162
Notes	p. 171
Glossary of Afro-Cuban Terms	p. 179
Selected Bibliography	p. 181
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