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CSA HAITI 2016 41st Caribbean Studies Association Conference Day 2 Tuesday, 7 June 2016 www.caribbeanstudiesassociation.org 1 2 TUESDAY MARDI MARTES 3 TUESDAY - 7 June 2016 8:00 AM H. Adlai Murdoch, Tufts University Hegel, Haiti, and the Inscription of Diasporic Blackness Registration and Administrative Matters MARTES Inscription et questions administratives / Irline François, Goucher College Registro y asuntos administrativos Haunting Capital, Legacies and Lifelines Enskripsyon ak administration Regine Michelle Jean-Charles, Boston College Sujets et assujetties : Les femmes esclaves dans Rosalie MARDI 8:00 AM - 8:10 AM l’infâme et Humus / Encuentros / Rasanblaj / Encounters / Rencontres (1) H2 Marriott Kolibri Terrace Opening Session G 8:00 AM – 9:30 AM Exiles and/or Migrants: Representation, Testimony, Marriott Ayizan 1 and Experience Egzile ak/oubyen Imigran: Reprezantasyon, Temwayaj ak Ek- TUESDAY TUESDAY Opening Session 2: Louvri Bayè pou "Migrations of Afro- speryans Caribbean Spirituality" Exilios y/o emigrantes: representación, testimonio y experi- Séance d'ouverture: Louvri Bayè pou "Migrations de la spiritu- encia alité afro-caribéenne" Sesión de apertura 2: Louvri Bayè pou "Migraciones de la espir- Chair: Juliette Storr, Pennsylvania State University itualidad afro-caribeña" Media’s Portrayal of the Haitian Diaspora: Integration or Isola- tion Chair: Patrick Bellegarde-Smith, University of Wisconsin- Milwaukee Oneil Hall, University of the West Indies, Cave Hill Campus M. Jacqui Alexander, University of Toronto Border restrictions: Jamaican social media perception of Cay- Rachel Beauvoir-Dominique, University of Haiti man Erol Josue, Directeur général du Bureau National d'Ethnologie BNE Ayanna Jessica Legros, New York University Agustín Laó-Montes, University of Massachusetts Radio Song: Haitian exiles in New York City & Cuba 9:45 AM - 10:15 AM Maria Cristina Fumagalli, University of Essex Morning Break 3/Pause café 3/ Receso matutino/ Poz ‘Are we not men’: Names, Animals and Haitian Migrations to kafe 3 the Dominican Republic H Sessions 10:15 AM - 11:30 AM H3 Marriott Kowosol FILM TRACK - Forward Home H1 Digicel 6th Floor Conference Rm A PREZANTASYON FIM - Forward Home Dialectical Representations of Haitian Identities in His- SESIÓN DE CINE- Retorno a Casa tory Lisa Wickham, CaribbeanTales G - L Reprezantasyon dyalektik idantite ayisyen atravè listwa Representaciones dialécticas de las identidades haitianas en la historia H4 Marriott Ayizan 3 Chair: Micheline Rice-Maximin, Swarthmore College Haiti: Then and Now “Dialectical Representations of Haitian Identities in History” Ayiti: Nan tan lontan ak jounen jodi a Haiti: Antes y Ahora SESSIONS 4 TUESDAY TUESDAY Chair: Leslie Alexander, The Ohio State University Sue Ann Barratt, Institute for Gender and Development Stu- “Fear of a Black Republic: African Americans and the Struggle dies, University of the West Indies, St. Augustine Campus for Haitian Independence, 1816-1862” I’m an Authentic Dougla: Dougla Constructions of Ethnic Sub- jectivity Celucien Joseph, Indian River State College “Le Mal d’Haïti: Roots of Haiti’s Economic Woes, Underdevelo- Aleah Ranjitsingh, CUNY Brooklyn College, City University of / pment and Dysfunctional Civil Society” New York (CUNY) MARDI I'm an Authentic Dougla: Dougla Constructions of Ethnic Sub- Curtis Austin, The Ohio State University jectivity Legacy of Blackness: Haitian Military Strategy, Armed Struggle and the Black Power Movement H8 Marriott Aizan 1 / MARTES Bertin Louis, University of Tennessee, Knoxville Negotiating Boundaries: The Nation-State and its Invi- The Haitian Diaspora of the Bahamas: An Alternative View sible Subjects Negosyasyon fwontyè: Leta-Nasyon ak sitwayen envizib li yo H5 Digicel 6th Floor Conference Rm B Négocier les frontières: l'État-Nation et ses sujets invisibles Humanitarian Discourses in the Caribbean Daphne Lamothe, Smith College Diskou imanitè nan Karayib la ’No Voyage is Seamless’: Locating Humanity and Abjection in Discursos humanitarios en el Caribe Thirsty Chair: Christine Duff, Carleton University Simone A. James Alexander, Seton Hall University “Living Outside the Boundaries: Gender, Sexuality, and Race in Audra Diptee, Department of History, Carleton University Women’s Literature” L’enfance et les discours humanitaires dans les Caraïbes Carol Bailey, Westfield State University Kevin Edmonds, Political Science, University of Toronto “Cultural Performances and the Question of Belonging: The Legalised Looting: An Analysis of the Clinton Family in Hait Case of Caribana” David Meinen, Carleton University Winnifred Brown-Glaude, The College of New Jersey (In)Security, Liberal Humanitarianism, and the Pacification of “Neoliberal Selves: Race, Gender and Skin Bleaching in Haiti Jamaica.” H7 Digicel 6th Floor Conference RmC H10 Marriott Ayizan 2 Melting Pots and Racial Discourses in the Americas Spirituality as a Weapon of Resistance "Bouyon sosyal" ak diskou sou ras an Amerik Espirityalite yon zam pou rezistans Crisoles y discursos raciales en las Américas La espiritualidad como arma de resistencia Chair: Yvonne Fabella, University of Pennsylvania Chair: Michael Barnett, University of the West Indies Interracial Marriage and Colonial Authority in Saint Domingue Assessing the Impact of Haile Selassie's Trip to the Caribbean SESSIONS in 1966 Masonya Bennett, Florida International University Rastafari: A continuing tradition of African Spirituality as a Exchanges and Intersections of Blackness in the New South Liberating Tool Frank F. Scherer, York University Imani Tafari-Ama, University of the West Indies From Indio to Chino: An Archaeology of Orientalist Discourse in Spirituality as a Tool of Resistance for Notable African Heorines G - L Cuba 5 Arthur Newland, University of the West Indies I2 Digicel 6th Floor Conference Rm B Boukman, Rastafari and Vodun: Distinctiveness and Continuity Circulating Identity, Authenticity, and Caribbean Con- Clinton Hutton, University of the West Indies sciousness The Haitian Revolution: Its Historical Significance in Defining Sikilasyon idantite, otantisite ak konsyans karayibeen an MARTES / the Modern World Circulación de la identidad, de la autenticidad y de la con- ciencia caribeña H11 OMRH Conference Room Jocelyn Stitt, University of Michigan Caribbean Migrations: Transnational Connections The Visual in the Autobiographical: Mapping and Sexual Citi- MARDI Migrations caribéennes: connexions transnationales zenship / Migrasyon karayibeyen: lyenaj transnasyonal Migraciones caribeñas: enlaces transnacionales Maydi Estrada Bayona, U.H. Universidad de La Habana Ursula Lambert: Emancipacion, prejuicio e interculturalidad en Chair: Ifeona Fulani, New York University Cuba When Home Has Gone Abroad Ivan Roksandic , University of Winnipeg TUESDAY TUESDAY Camille Hernandez-Ramdwar, Ryerson University Migration and Exchange in Early Circum-Caribbean Electronic Migrations: Transnational Classrooms, Virtual Col- laborations and Online Idleness Elena Machado-Saez, Bucknell University La Bodega goes to Broadway: In the Heights and Transcultural Kezia Page, Colgate University Latinidad Presentation Untitled I3 Marriott Kolibri Terrace I Sessions 11:40 AM - 12:55 PM Cultural Representations and Creative Engagements I1 Digicel 6th Floor Conference Rm A Reprezantasyon kiltirèl ak Angajman Kreyatif Representaciones culturales y compromisos creativos Caribbean on the move: Citizenship, Mobility, State Politics France-USA Chair: Ivette Romero, Marist College Karayib an mouvman: Sitwayènte, mobilite, Politic deta "The Kingdom of this World": Scapegoats, Poisons, and Lafrans-Etazini Healing Haiti El Caribe en movimiento: Ciudadanía, movilidad y política de Estado Francia-EEUU Antonia MacDonald, St. George's University Coming after Walcott. Vladimir Lucien’s Sounding Ground Chair: Clara Rachel Eybalin Casseus, Independent Researcher Virginia Stewart, Roanoke College Contexte migratoire caraïbéen de l’ère amérindienne à la Babo's Speaking Silence: Haiti's Presence in Melville's Benito période esclavagiste Cereno George Fouron, Africana Studies Department (AFS)Faculty Sophie Pappenheim, University of California, Santa Cruz Director, SUNY, NY Angola peas, Congo cane: The Gardens of Simone Schwarz- “Outsiders within, insiders without”: Junctures and disjunc- Bart G - L tures within Haiti’s transnational space Justin Daniel, Directeur du CRPLC, Université Antilles, Marti- nique Citoyenneté dans les Antilles françaises: Politique française vis -à-vis des Haïtiens SESSIONS 6 TUESDAY TUESDAY I4 Marriott Ayizan 1 PERFORMANCE Y ARTES VISUALES: Estéticas de la muerte y el poder y usos de sus imágenes (parte 2) Haiti - Dominican Republic: Migration, Citizenship, Po- litical Crisis Yanique Hume, University of the West Indies - Cave Hill Ayiti - Repliblik Dominikèn: Migrasyon, Sitwayènte, Kriz politik Death is a Festival: Afro-Atlantic Funeral Processions and the Haiti, República Dominicana: Migración, ciudadanía y crisis Multiple Iterations of Dancing for the Dead in Paramaribo, / política Suriname MARDI Alex Dupuy, Wesleyan University Katherine Smith, New York University Unequal Development and the Labor Question in Haiti and the Gede Beyond Haiti: Depicting the Dead of Others Dominican Republic Petrina Dacres, Edna Manley College of the Visual & Perform- / MARTES Carolle Charles, Baruch College, City University of New York ing Arts Haiti, Mirror or Flipside? The construction of race, nation and The Aestheticisation of Death in Jamaican Art citizenship in the Dominican Republic Jerry Philogene,