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Nation and Diaspora As Opposing Concepts
The Language of Earl Lovelace Merle Hodge
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Earl Lovelace: a Bibliography Chezia Thompson-Cager Smith College
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The Case of Trinidadian Writer Earl Lovelace Maria Grau-Perejoan
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The Modernisation of the Trinidadian Landscape in the Novels of Earl Lovelace
An Interview with Earl Lovelace
Earl Lovelace: a Special Issue
Editorial Preface Glyne Griffith
Popular Political Cultures and the Caribbean Carnival Emily Zobel Marshall, Max Farrar and Guy Farrar
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The Calypsonian Returns: Rethinking Social Transformation in Earl
The Cultural Politics of Carnival in Earl Lovelace's <Em>The Dragon Can't Dance</Em>
Review: Aiyejina, Funso. Earl Lovelace. University of West Indies Press, 2017
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Trinidad Noir: the Classics Edited by Earl Lovelace and Robert Antoni
Against the Backdrop of Colonialism and Slavery: Loss of Personhood, Cultural Enslavement and Quest for Identity in Earl Lovelace’S the Dragon Can’T Dance
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