La Torre: Revista de la Universidad de Puerto Rico

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  Año 2001, Vol. 6, Número 19

  • Caribbean Island Cultures

    Elisabeth Sanders Arbuckle

    

  • Deep Blue Sea: Home and Self as the Space in Between in George Lamming's In the Castle of My Skin and Kamau Brathwaite's Barajan Poems

    Carmen Gillespie

    

  • Dreamstories, E.K. Brathwaite's Stream of Ideas

    Aida Luz Rodríguez

    

  • Evangelism and West Indian Folk Plays: Giant Despair, David and Goliath, and the West Indian Tea Meeting

    Joan McMurray

    

  • Exploring the potential for Creole language development through religious literature: The current sociolinguistic situation in Guyana, South America

    David Holbrook

    

  • Granada 1979-1983: un proceso histórico de dimensión continental

    Julio A. Muriente Pérez

    

  • Neagar Business: A Christmas Folk Performance in Nevis

    Joan M. Fayer

    

  • Old-time Masquerade Costume Categories in the U.S. Virgin Islands

    Robert W. Nicholls

    

  • Romantic Poets and their Reluctant Patrons

    Elisabeth Sanders Arbuckle

    

  • The English Mummers and the West Indian Bull Play or Old Wine in a New Bottle

    Joan McMurray

    

  • The Two Lutheran Congregations of the Cristiansted Lutheran Church, St. Croix, former Danish West Indies, 1800-1848

    Elizabeth Rezende

    

  • Theatre's Healing Menu: Feeling and Tasting the Other. The Experience of Trinidad's Creative Arts Centre

    Dani Lyndersay

    

  • The Carriacou Shakespeare Mas': A Preliminary Analysis of the African Influences

    Joan M. Fayer