Titlebook: Haiti and the United States; National Stereotypes J. Michael Dash Book 1997Latest edition Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmillan Publi

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-0-8176-4547-2rvened in Haiti to restore to power Haiti’s first democratically elected President, Jean-Bertrand Aristide. These events, sixty-one years apart, are a dramatic index of the intense relation that has existed between the two oldest republics in the Western Hemisphere.

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The Materials Science of Semiconductorsagery, where the natives were nobly or ignobly black. Either uncritically idealized or blindly denigrated, Haiti had become the stock in trade for cheap sensationalist fiction, such as Theodore Roscoe’s . (1935) — a murder mystery complete with voodoo drums and malevolent zombies. However, at the en

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bious service for Haiti in the Western imagination. The puritanical crusader immersed in sensual darkness; the unspeakable kingdom of the night; a static, timeless world of absence — these durable and influential images establish an imaginative quarantine around Africa and Haiti in Conrad’s . (1899)

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The Maternal Sensitivity Programnerous. Even though all imaginative activity springs from ideological roots, it is also expected to have the capacity to alter and liberate systems of belief and human practice. The imaginative constraints we have examined form an inflexible rhetoric of power or a paralysing self-consciousness that