Hispanic Studies
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Review: The Repeating Island – The Caribbean and the Postmodern Perspective – by Antonio Benítez-Rojo
The Cuban author offers a postmodern view of the Caribbean. It is a sociocultural study that encompasses aspects of history, economics, sociology, cultural anthropology, psychoanalysis, literary theory, and non-linear mathematics, incorporating chaos theory. The book’s aims and theories are laid out in a flowing introduction whereby Benítez-Rojo’s notion of the ‘repeating island’ is explored, through… Continue reading
Antilles, Benítez-Rojo, caribbean, caribbean authors, chaos theory, Cuba, cuban, cultural anthropolgy, french studies, gabriel garcia marquez, Guillén, Hispanic Studies, Mackandal, non-linear mathematics, Plantation, Plantation culture, postcolonialism, postmodernism, postmodernist, Repeating Island, slavery, supersyncretic, Virgen dela Caridad del Cobre, West indies -
Review: The Story of Spain by Mark R. Williams
This is a full history of Spain. It gives a good, full overview of the Spaniards, from prehistory through to the present day. The chapters are neat and easily digestable and each conclude with nice references to museums and locations of interest throughout Spain. I felt the book came into its own when discussing the… Continue reading
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