Rich Man in His Castle, Poor Ones Take the Street: Integrating the 'Canonical' Text and Popular Culture - A study on the novel, In the Castle of My Sk

Rich Man in His Castle, Poor Ones Take the Street: Integrating the 'Canonical' Text and Popular Culture - A study on the novel, In the Castle of My Sk - Paperback

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Rich Man in His Castle, Poor Ones Take the Street: Integrating the 'Canonical' Text and Popular Culture - A study on the novel, In the Castle of My Sk
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Rich Man in His Castle, Poor Ones Take the Street: Integrating the 'Canonical' Text and Popular Culture - A study on the novel, In the Castle of My Sk - Paperback

Rich Man in His Castle, Poor Ones Take the Street: Integrating the 'Canonical' Text and Popular Culture - A study on the novel, In the Castle of My Sk - Paperback

$28.60
$28.60

by Margaret D. Gill (Author)

It has been established that West Indian literature has played a role in the nationalist aim to validate Afro-Creole contributions to the creation of Caribbean civilization. This study examines how a literary text draws on popular culture to do this.


The study also includes an interview with Dr. George Lamming who responds to the hypotheses advanced in the study.

Number of Pages: 316
Dimensions: 0.66 x 9 x 6 IN
Publication Date: November 01, 2021

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