Swaying in the Heat of Island : From Ambivalence to Dynamism in Caribbean Literature

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• Without adequate preparation, the Negro of the Western world lives, in one life, many lifetimes. Most whites' lives are couched in norms more or less traditional: born of stable family groups, a white boy emerges from adolescence, enters high school, finishes college, studies a profession, marries, builds a home, raises children, etc. The Negro, though born in the Western world, is not quite of it; due to policies of racial exclusion, his is the story of two cultures: the dying culture in which he happens to be born, and the culture into which he is trying to enter- a culture which has, for him not quite yet come into being; and it is up the shaky ladder of all the intervening stages between these two cultures that Negro life must climb. (Italics by author)

• 四日市大学の論文
• 2006-03-31

著者

• 山本 伸

  四日市大学

• 山本 伸

  Department of Media Communication, Yokkaichi University

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