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pt. I. Caribbean resistance: an historical background ; Caribbean resistance: an historical analysis ; Caribbean resistance: towards victory ; Resistance and literature -- part II. The beginning: The Incas, Tears of the Indians, Enriquillo ; The Liberation Movement: Cecilia Valdes, The Early Life of the Negro Poet, The Autobiography of Runaway Slave ; The Transition: Ainsi Parla L'oncle, Batouala, Banjo, Masters of the Dew, Pigments, Return to my Native Land ; Towards Self-government: New day, The Hills Were Joyful Together, Brother Man, The Ripening ; Towards Independence: Of Age of Innocence, Season of Adventure, Water with Berries ; Smashing the Ties: Au Seuil d'un nouveau cri, Bozambo's Revenge, Guerillas ; Back into History and Manhood: The Kingdom of this World, The Whole Armour, Explosion in a Cathedral -- Conclusion: critical realism and the democratic sentiment.
Includes bibliographical references (pages 301-307) and index.
Government, Resistance to, in literature
Résistance augouvernement dans la littérature
Résistance au gouvernement dans la littérature
Influence of resistance movements of Caribbean region, to 1980