Spring 2005
Journal of Haitian Studies, Volume 11, Number 1
Contents
Health & Social Issues
Two
Women...Two Worlds: Responses to Peripartum Cardiomyopathy
—James
D. Fett
Life
as a Child Domestic Worker in Haiti
—Anne
Hatløy
The
Restavec Condition: Jean-Robert Cadet's Disclosure
—Lucía
M. Suárez
Artistic Influences
Images
of Gé Rouge in Étienne's La Femme
muette and in Desquiron's Les Chemins de Loco-Miroir
—Jayne
R. Boisvert
Quelques
romans de l'exil post-duvaliéristes: le retour
impossible
—Steve
Puig
The
Influence of Native American and Africn Encounters in
Haitian Art
—Barbara
Nesin
Repression & Resistance
The
Third US Intervention and Haiti's Paramilitary Predicament
—Henry
F. Carey
"The
Grammar of a Film is a Political Act": Reflections
on the Life of Jean Léopold Dominique
—Kum
Kum Bhavnani & John Foran
Writing History, Writing Trauma
Traumatic
Realism in the Fiction of Edwidge Danticat
—Cherie
Meacham
The
Map Within: Place, Displacement, and the Long Shadow
of History in the Work of Edwidge Danticat
—Patti
M. Marxsen
Research Notes
Présentation
de «Kasalé»: Organisée par
l'Alliance Française d'Haïti
—Kettly
P. Mars
La
volupté de l'ecriture de Kettly P. Mars
—Leslie
Péan
A
Letter from Jean-Pierre Boyer to Greek Revolutionaries
—E.G.
Sideris & A. A. Konsta
Reviews
Edwidge Danticat, The Dew Breaker (Alice Mills)
Gordon S. Brown, Toussaint's Clause: The Founding Fathers
and the Haitian Revolution (Gerald Horne)
Eugenio
Matibag ,Haitian-Dominican Counterpoint: Nation, Race,
and State on Hispaniola (Dawn F. Stinchcomb)
Tracy Kidder, Mountains Beyond Mountains: The Quest
of Dr. Paul Farmer, A Man Who Would Cure the World (Amanda
Schondelmeyer)
Marie-Hélène Laforest, Foreign Shores (Valerie Kaussen)
Dawn F. Stinchcomb, The Development of Literary Blackness
in the Dominican Republic (Jerome Branche)
