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VOLUME 46, Nos. 3&4 SEPT-DEC 2000

CAR IB B E AN QUAR TERLY

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FOREWORD íí¡ INTRODUCTION vii

Perspectives in Caribbean Theatre: Ritual, Festival and Drama 1 Enrol Hill

New Gods of the Middle Passage 12 Kamau Brathwaite

The Mother Poets of My Art 59 Paule Marshall

A Song Searching Interrogation with Self 72

Barry Chevannes

The Caribbean Artist's Presence and Education for the Third Millenium 82 Rex Nettleford

Made in Trinidad 95 Peter Minshall

Myths Are Us Too 118 Erna B rod ber

Philip Sherlock Collection -Library of the Spoken Word 133 Alma Mock Yen

Books Received 138

Notes on Contributors 140

I nstructions to Authors 141

Translation of foreword in Spanish and French 142

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CARIBBEAN QUARTERLY

UNIVERSITY OF THE WEST INDIES

Editorial Committee The Hon. R.M. Nettleford, O.M. Vice Chancellor, Editor

Compton Bourne, Principal, St. Augustine Campus, UWI Sir Keith Hunte, Principal, Cave Hill Campus, UWI Sir Roy Augier, Professor Emeritus.Dept. of History, Mona Neville McMorris, Dept. of Physics, Mona Veronica Salter, C.S.I., Office of Vice Chancellor, Mona (Managing Editor)

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INFORMATION ON CONTRIBUTORS

Kamau Brathwaite is Professor Emeritus, Poetry, New York University, he is a noted Poet and Historian.

Erna Brodber is an Antropologist, Researcher, Educator and Author

Barry Chevannes an Anthropologist is Dean, Faculty of Social Sciences, UWI, Mona Campus.

Erroll Hill is Professor Emeritus of Drama, Dartmouth College.

Paule Marshall is Professor and noted Caribbean Writer.

Peter Minshall is a Trinidadian Artist and Theatre Designer.

Alma Mock Yen is Media Consultant to the Vice Chancellor, UWI, LSW.

Rex Nettleford is Vice Chancellor, UWI, Professor and Director, Cultural Studies Initiative and Artistic Director NDTC- Jamaica.

Jean Small is Tutor/Coordinator, Philip Sherlock Centre for the Creative Arts, UWI, Mona.

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