“Duppy or Gunman?”: Articulations of the Supernatural in Caribbean Popular Culture

Andrea E Shaw-Nevins

“Duppy or Gunman?”: Articulations of the Supernatural in Caribbean Popular Culture

Andrea E Shaw-Nevins

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This talk discussed magical realism and the use of supernatural motifs in post-colonial cultural productions. Shaw’s lecture focused particularly on uses of the supernatural in Caribbean popular culture.

Original language	American English
State	Published - 1800

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Latin American Literature

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“Duppy or Gunman?”: Articulations of the Supernatural in Caribbean Popular Culture

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