AMERICAN TROPICS: TOWARDS A LITERARY GEOGRAPHY
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Sex and the Caribbean
A Symposium at the University of Essex, Tuesday 3 May 2011
Speakers and Titles
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Ronald Cummings (Leeds)
Queer Marronage
and the Politics of Urban Space
Alison Donnell (Reading)
Reading a Caribbean Queerness
Ian Dudley (Essex)
Scientific Subjects/Objects of Desire: Amerindian Bodies in Edward Goodall's
'Sketches in British Guiana', 1841-1843
Kate Houlden (Queen Mary)
The Plantations of the Americas: Sex in the Writing of John Hearne
Wendy Knepper (Brunel)
Eros & Citizenship: The Fragmegrated Body Politic in a Globalising World
Wendy McMahon (UEA)
The Origins of Man: Contemporary Literary Representations of Masculinity in the Caribbean
Patricia Murray (London)
Men Without Women: Exploring Male Relations in Three Trinidadian Writers
Jak Peake (Essex)
Sex, Desire and Generation in Trinidadian Fiction: From the Sweetman to the
Vampire
Readings and Discussion from Novelists
Lawrence Scott
(Commonwealth Writers’
Prize, Best Book in Canada and the Caribbean, 1999)
Monique Roffey
(Orange Prize Shortlist, 2010)
'Against Stereotyping the Whore'
Sponsored by
American Tropics: Towards a Literary Geography (AHRC project)
Department of Literature, Film, and Theatre Studies
Centre for Latin American and Caribbean Studies