The Poet's Africa: Africanness in the Poetry of Nicolas Guillén and Aimé Césaire

Abstract

Preface The Emergence of Caribbean Rhetorical Discourse on Africa Inventing the Primitive African Calling into Question the Universals of History The Double Proletarian: Race and the Caribbean Social Space Language as (De)Sign of Cultural Roots and Centralized Power Artistic Cross-Fertilization or Polyrhythmic Structures Conclusion: Keeping Alive the Discourse on Africa Selected Bibliography Index

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