Archipelagic American Studies and the Caribbean
Brian Russell Roberts, Michelle Stephens
Journal of Transnational American Studies · 2013
doi:10.5070/t851019711 (opens in a new tab)
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Abstract
This article, as part of the “American Studies: Caribbean Edition” Special Forum, brings specific focus to the ways in which the Caribbean and the field of Caribbean Studies insists upon a version of American Studies that sheds its post-exceptionalist anti-insularity and, in the process, emerges as transregional and archipelagic.
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