Includes all the biweekly reading responses (informal) that include all of the books that had to be read for class, a Midterm essay (9.3) and the final essay (8.3). The books are: Cambridge, Confessions of Frannie Langton, Lonle Londoners, Small Island, Gir, Woman, Other, and Hold.
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Compare two Jamaican characters that arrive for the first time in Britain and their disillusionment and naivety. The characters are Galahad from Sam Selvon’s The Lonely Londoners and Hortense in Small Island by Andrea Leavy
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Add to cartCompare two Jamaican characters that arrive for the first time in Britain and their disillusionment and naivety. The characters are Galahad from Sam Selvon’s The Lonely Londoners and Hortense in Small Island by Andrea Leavy
The immigrant characters in Small Island by Andrea Leavy and The Lonely Londoners by Sam Selvon, face many obstacles in achieving their desired lives due to the color of their skin and so have to develop strategies for self-preservation to avoid feeling displacement in British society. It will be ar...
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Add to cartThe immigrant characters in Small Island by Andrea Leavy and The Lonely Londoners by Sam Selvon, face many obstacles in achieving their desired lives due to the color of their skin and so have to develop strategies for self-preservation to avoid feeling displacement in British society. It will be ar...
Caryl Phillips’ novel Cambridge (1991) and Sara Collins’ epistolary novel The Confessions of Frannie Langton (2019) depict this period through historical fiction. Cambridge details the story of Emily Cartwright, the daughter of a sugar plantation owner that visits the plantation in the West Indi...
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Add to cartCaryl Phillips’ novel Cambridge (1991) and Sara Collins’ epistolary novel The Confessions of Frannie Langton (2019) depict this period through historical fiction. Cambridge details the story of Emily Cartwright, the daughter of a sugar plantation owner that visits the plantation in the West Indi...
Comparing how both Girl, Woman, Other by Bernardine Evaristo and Hold by Michael Donkor utilize the structure of circular endings to emphasize the relationships, bonds, and friendships of the characters
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Add to cartComparing how both Girl, Woman, Other by Bernardine Evaristo and Hold by Michael Donkor utilize the structure of circular endings to emphasize the relationships, bonds, and friendships of the characters
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