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At the University of Missouri-Columbia I research and teach courses in Caribbean and African Diasporic literary and cultural studies. Originally from ...

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Content: At the University of Missouri-Columbia I research and teach courses in Caribbean and African Diasporic literary and cultural studies. Originally from Jamaica, I completed my undergraduate degree in English at the University of the West Indies Mona in 2000, and received my PhD from the University of Miami in 2008. I have published essays inÂ AnthuriumÂ andÂ Modern Fiction StudiesÂ and myÂ bookÂ Jamaica'sÂ Difficult Subjects: Negotiating Sovereignty in Anglophone Caribbean Literature and CriticismÂ CriticismÂ was published by The Ohio State University Press in September 2014. Jamaica's Difficult SubjectsÂ offers a model for clarifying the dissonant politics of contemporary Caribbean fiction by tracing a range of difficult subjects across the Caribbean region's literary history. By constructing a lineage between difficult subjects in classic Caribbean texts likeÂ Wide Sargasso SeaÂ andÂ The Harder they ComeÂ and contemporary writing by Marlon James and Patricia Powell, thisÂ book presents a sweeping new history of Caribbean literature and criticism that reconfigures how we understand both past and present writing.Â Jamaica's Difficult SubjectsÂ thus rethinks how sovereignty is imagined, organized, and policed in the postcolonial Caribbean, opening new possibilities for reading multiple generations of Caribbean writing with new eyes. I am currently working onÂ a second book project,Â tentatively titledÂ After the Beginning Ends: Contemporary Fiction and Iconoclasm.Â Â It considers the writing of immigrant and immigrant descended writers like Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie, Teju Cole, Edwidge Danticat, Junot DÃaz, and Marlon James, whose work, I argue, is reconfiguring the contemporary American and Caribbean literary landscapes via iconoclastic re-readings of earlier narratives of national and communal belonging. After The Beginning EndsÂ will analyze in particular how contemporary narratives elicit the frames of identity politics provided by postcolonialism, cultural nationalism, and transnationalism in order to break out of them, and to produce new accounts of contemporary global realities. Â Â
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Content: At the University of Missouri-Columbia I research and teach courses in Caribbean and African Diasporic literary and cultural studies. Originally from Jamaica, I completed my undergraduate degree in English at the University of the West Indies Mona in 2000, and received my PhD from the University of Miami in 2008. I have published essays inÂ AnthuriumÂ andÂ Modern Fiction StudiesÂ and myÂ bookÂ Jamaica'sÂ Difficult Subjects: Negotiating Sovereignty in Anglophone Caribbean Literature and CriticismÂ CriticismÂ was published by The Ohio State University Press in September 2014. Jamaica's Difficult SubjectsÂ offers a model for clarifying the dissonant politics of contemporary Caribbean fiction by tracing a range of difficult subjects across the Caribbean region's literary history. By constructing a lineage between difficult subjects in classic Caribbean texts likeÂ Wide Sargasso SeaÂ andÂ The Harder they ComeÂ and contemporary writing by Marlon James and Patricia Powell, thisÂ book presents a sweeping new history of Caribbean literature and criticism that reconfigures how we understand both past and present writing.Â Jamaica's Difficult SubjectsÂ thus rethinks how sovereignty is imagined, organized, and policed in the postcolonial Caribbean, opening new possibilities for reading multiple generations of Caribbean writing with new eyes. I am currently working onÂ a second book project,Â tentatively titledÂ After the Beginning Ends: Contemporary Fiction and Iconoclasm.Â Â It considers the writing of immigrant and immigrant descended writers like Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie, Teju Cole, Edwidge Danticat, Junot DÃaz, and Marlon James, whose work, I argue, is reconfiguring the contemporary American and Caribbean literary landscapes via iconoclastic re-readings of earlier narratives of national and communal belonging. After The Beginning EndsÂ will analyze in particular how contemporary narratives elicit the frames of identity politics provided by postcolonialism, cultural nationalism, and transnationalism in order to break out of them, and to produce new accounts of contemporary global realities. Â Â
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Content: At the University of Missouri-Columbia I research and teach courses in Caribbean and African Diasporic literary and cultural studies. Originally from Jamaica, I completed my undergraduate degree in English at the University of the West Indies Mona in 2000, and received my PhD from the University of Miami in 2008. I have published essays inÂ AnthuriumÂ andÂ Modern Fiction StudiesÂ and myÂ bookÂ Jamaica'sÂ Difficult Subjects: Negotiating Sovereignty in Anglophone Caribbean Literature and CriticismÂ CriticismÂ was published by The Ohio State University Press in September 2014. Jamaica's Difficult SubjectsÂ offers a model for clarifying the dissonant politics of contemporary Caribbean fiction by tracing a range of difficult subjects across the Caribbean region's literary history. By constructing a lineage between difficult subjects in classic Caribbean texts likeÂ Wide Sargasso SeaÂ andÂ The Harder they ComeÂ and contemporary writing by Marlon James and Patricia Powell, thisÂ book presents a sweeping new history of Caribbean literature and criticism that reconfigures how we understand both past and present writing.Â Jamaica's Difficult SubjectsÂ thus rethinks how sovereignty is imagined, organized, and policed in the postcolonial Caribbean, opening new possibilities for reading multiple generations of Caribbean writing with new eyes. I am currently working onÂ a second book project,Â tentatively titledÂ After the Beginning Ends: Contemporary Fiction and Iconoclasm.Â Â It considers the writing of immigrant and immigrant descended writers like Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie, Teju Cole, Edwidge Danticat, Junot DÃaz, and Marlon James, whose work, I argue, is reconfiguring the contemporary American and Caribbean literary landscapes via iconoclastic re-readings of earlier narratives of national and communal belonging. After The Beginning EndsÂ will analyze in particular how contemporary narratives elicit the frames of identity politics provided by postcolonialism, cultural nationalism, and transnationalism in order to break out of them, and to produce new accounts of contemporary global realities. Â Â

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