Rara!: vodou, power, and performance in Haiti and its diaspora

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Caribbean history, culture, and politics Arts and Performance Studies Caribbean and African Literature and Culture

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List of Illustrations Acknowledgments Notes to Compact Disc: Rara! Introducing Rara 1. Work and Play, Pleasure and Performance 2 Vulgarity and Politics of Small Man 3 Mystical Work: Spirits on Parade 4 Rara and the Jew: Premodern Anti-Judaism in Postmodern Haiti 5 Rara as Popular Army: Hierarchy, Militarism, and Warfare 6 Voices under Domination: Rara and Politics of Insecurity 7 Rara in New York City: Transnational Popular Culture Appendix: Chronology of Political Events, 1990-1995, Annotated with Transnational Rara Band Activity Glossary Notes Sources Index

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