The Other Side of The Pancake: Reading Cuba’s Literary Discourse on Slavery in a Postmodern Mode

CERLAC and The Tubman Institute Presents:
Claudette May Williams, Professor of Hispanic Caribbean Literature at The University of the West Indies, in
The Other Side of The Pancake: Reading Cuba’s Literary Discourse on Slavery in a Postmodern Mode.

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Dr. Claudette May Williams is a professor in Modern Languages & Literatures in the Faculty of Humanities & Education of the University of the West Indies, Mona Campus. She holds a PhD from Stanford University as well as a Bachelors and a Masters degree of Arts from UWI Mona. She is the author of various titles, including Charcoal and Cinnamon: The Politics of Color in Spanish Caribbean Literature.

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