Spring 2002
Journal of Haitian Studies, Volume 8, Number 1
Contents
Dossier on Emile Ollivier
Mille Eaux d'Emile
Ollivier: décanter les fleuves de l'enfance haïtienne
et de la souffrance maternelle
—Kathleen Gyssels
Erzulie, the
Divine Paradox: as Rose in Chauvet's Colère and as Noémie in Ollivier's Mère-Solitude
—Jayne
R. Boisvert
New Trends in Literature
In the Father's
Shadow: Dany Laferrière and Magloire Saint-Aude
—Carrol F. Coates
The Stakes of
the "I-Game" in Mémoire d'une Amnésique
—Paulette
Anne Smith
Society & World Sense
Littérature
Orale Haïtienne: Analyse d'un Nouvel Apport
—Ludovic Comeau
Jr.
Vodou in Haiti:
Way of Life and Mode of Survival
—Claudine
Michel
Diasporic Connections
The Haiti-New
Orleans Vodou Connection: Zora Neale Hurston as Initiate
Observer
—Richard Brent
Turner
(Re)Membering
African Religion and Spirituality in the African Diaspora
—Helen
Pyne Timothy
Research Reports
The Faculté
des sciences de l'éducation Regina Assumpta:
A successful teacher-education project in Cap-Haïtien
—Dennis Essar
A Phoenix
Ready to Rise: The Arts and Crafts at Cap-Haïtien
—LeGrace
Benson
Reviews
Charles Arthur and Michael
Dash, eds., Libète, a Haiti Anthology (Brian
Concannon Jr.)
Leon D. Pamphile, Haitians
and African-Americans: A Heritage of Tragedy and Hope (Gerald Horne)
Beverly Bell (preface by Edwidge
Danticat), Walking on Fire: Haitian Women's Stories
of Survival and Resistance (Nadège Clitandre)
Elizabeth McAlister, Rara!
Vodou, Power, and Performance in Haiti and Its Diaspora (Lois E. Wilcken)
