The Caribbean Postcolonial

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Exploring the complex dynamics of cultural hybridity in the Caribbean, this book examines its implications for social equality and its varying acceptance within the cultural imagination. It investigates the historical hybridization of Afro-Caribbean and Indo-Caribbean cultures shaped by slavery and indentureship, while addressing its significance in nationalist and post-nationalist contexts. The work engages with critical debates in postcolonial studies, including cultural resistance, feminism, and the interplay between postmodernism and nationalism amidst globalization.