Titlebook: Haitian-Dominican Counterpoint; Nation, State, and R Eugenio Matibag Book 2003 Eugenio Matibag 2003 dictatorship.identity.system

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Close Encounters: Haitians in Dominican Literature,opment of Dominican discourse on Haiti and Haitians. In Dominican history, literature, journalism, and sociology, he argues, the Haitian has been cast as a primitive Other: the Haitian appears as a figure of barbarity, misery, degradation, and superstition. The barbarization of Haitians in this disc

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4613-8101-3mulatto, Spanish-speaking population. Apart from one another, yet each one occupying a part of the same island, the two countries of Hispaniola have been called “two tragic twins sharing the same craggy rock,” and “conjoined siblings” so dissimilar that, between them, “no dialogue can be established

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4612-2170-8nhabiting . (the Northern Band) were fulfilling their Catholic duties: settlers, the archbishop reported, were accepting Protestant baptismal rites and reading Protestant bibles. There was contraband not only in religion, however, for Dominican cattle and slaves were finding their way into the posse

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The Matrix of Derivative Criminal Liabilityedges of Generals Christophe, Clervaux, and Pétion to unite under his command. Dessalines then took the French tricolor of three broad vertical bands, under which Haitians had fought to that day. He tore out the flag’s white band, cast it upon the ground, and tramped upon it. At a later date, he wou

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Jenny Hockey,Carol Komaromy,Kate WoodthorpeFort Liberté, flows out into Manzanillo Bay and the waters of the Atlantic. On its way there, it passes between Ouanaminthe, on the western side, and Dajabón, to the east. The name of the ., so christened in 1728, commemorates the killing of a company of .: men whose cattle-rounding and pillaging ha