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Translation in the Caribbean, the Caribbean in Translation
Small Axe: A Caribbean Journal of Criticism, 2015Those working on the Caribbean have regularly adopted the figures and practices of translation in their work and also have devoted attention to the study of various translational processes. The presence of the Caribbean in translation studies remains, however, considerably less evident.
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Retroviruses in the Caribbean.
Bulletin of the Pan American Health Organization, 1989Transmission of HIV in many Caribbean countries has followed the pattern of initial predominance among homosexual and bisexual males, with the infection subsequently spreading into the heterosexual community. However, on Saint Lucia the epidemic began among heterosexual contacts of Saint Lucian laborers from Florida; in Bermuda 58% of AIDS cases have ...
C, Bartholomew, F, Cleghorn
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Caribbean and circum-Caribbean farmers: an introduction
2018International ...
Reid, Basil A. +6 more
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The Asian Caribbean in the Caribbean Diaspora
This book expands notions of the Caribbean diaspora, which is often cast in very specific ways, so as to account for the Asian as part of the Caribbean and Caribbean diaspora. It seeks to be descriptive, while also countering a limited discourse on the Caribbean diaspora.openaire +1 more source
Review: The Caribbean: The Caribbean Connection
International Journal: Canada's Journal of Global Policy Analysis, 1979openaire +1 more source
2016
This chapter provides a linguistic description of the English varieties found in the anglophone Caribbean. It briefly reviews major socio-historical processes involved in Creole genesis and in the emergence of local standard Englishes in this region, with a focus on the concept of the Creole language continuum.
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This chapter provides a linguistic description of the English varieties found in the anglophone Caribbean. It briefly reviews major socio-historical processes involved in Creole genesis and in the emergence of local standard Englishes in this region, with a focus on the concept of the Creole language continuum.
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