Bøger udgivet af IAN RANDLE PUBL

Cheddi Jagan is arguably the most controversial political leader in the history of the English-speaking Caribbean; the first politician of Indian ancestry to lead his country, and the only leader in the Region who embraced the Soviet system

In this book, Mutabaruka teams up with two anthropologists to reflect and summarize some of the most important perspectives aired weekly on his two live radio shows on Irie FM, Jamaica's Reggae radio channel.

This book is a compilation of essays on various aspects of tourism.

White Rum and Coconut Water explores Jamaican iconography, from ancestral musings to a millennial gaze on love, loss and black identity.

"Examines the impact of the literacy and journalistic contributions of W.S. Arthur, Hilton Vaughan, Karl Sealy and A.N. Forde, key contributors to the shaping of Barbadian and West Indian writing".

Lost Stitches is part family memoir - full of family intrigue and heartbreak - part American history, romance, and a love-letter to Jamaica.

Nuts and Bolts is the go-to guide for writers across a range of disciplines and professions. The most basic, fundamental and essential components of research methodology are presented in a user-friendly style

"Sylvia Wynter's work is distinctively Caribbean. From her exciting and rigorous interventions on 'folk culture' and its profound meaning for the symbolic universe of Caribbean reality, creative writing and the nature of Caribbean culture, to her present genealogical critique of Western humanism, Wynter has emerged as one of the region's premier cultural and social theorists. This interdisciplinary collection offers a variety of interpretations of Sylvia Wynter's work and seeks to cover the range of her thought. Her rich source of investigation of some of the compelling questions that currently face humanity makes her not just a major Caribbean figure, but a world-class intellectual. In its explorations of culture, literary theory and philosophy, this volume significantly expands the field of Caribbean intellectual history and will be useful for courses in Cultural Studies; Caribbean Studies; African-American Studies; Intellectual History and Critical Theory. "