Prospero's Isles: The Presence of the Caribbean in the American Imaginary

AACUPR African American American imaginary American literature Antonio Benítez architecture audience becomes Benítez Rojo Bita Bois C.L.R. James Caliban Calixta Central Aguirre Collection character Chopin cinema Claude McKay Colón colonial Columbus Cooper Cora critics Cuba Cuban cultural defined diaspora discourse Doña Gabriela Dorado economic Equiano essay European explore extended Caribbean fact Fadiman Faulkner film Haiti Harlem Renaissance Harris Hart Crane Hemingway Hemingway's Hollywood ibid identity imperial Irving Irving's island Jake Jamaica James jazz Juanita Juano Hernández Kate Chopin Latin literary Louisa May Alcott Lucas Beauchamp Manuel McKay's modern Montesoria narrative native Negro nigger novel orisha Ottila Pauline performance plantation play poem political Prospero Puerto Rican race racial racism region relationship representation rhythm Rico role salsa salsa music sexual Sidney Poitier slave social Spanish story Studies sugar television theatre tion Tropic Death Uncas United University Press Voyages Walrond Washington Irving West Indian writes York