In Paule Marshall's Praisesong for the Widow, Papa Legba beckons the sterile imaginary of a homogenized middle class to open itself to the world in an ancestral dance into the future.
An edition of Nation Dance: Religion, Identity and Cultural Difference in the Caribbean
(2001)
Nation Dance
Religion, Identity and Cultural Difference in the Caribbean
by Patrick Taylor
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