Fall 2006
Journal of Haitian Studies, Volume 12, Number 2
Contents
Texts & Subtexts
They
Never Call It Rape: Critical Reception and Representation
of Sexual Violence in
Marie Vieux-Chauvet’s Amour, Colère
et Folie
—Régine
Jean-Charles
Reading
through the Bloody Borderlands of Hispaniola: Fictionalizing
the 1937 Massacre of Haitian Sugarcane Workers in the
Dominican Republic
—Roberto
Strongman
Sustainable Healthcare
Healthcare
Assessment Study in Les Cayes, Haiti: Towards a Framework
for Rural Capacity Development and Analysis
—Patrick
Guilbaud & Mary Preston
Health
and Education at Grace Children’s Hospital in
Port-au-Prince, Haiti: Connecting U.S. and Haitian Healthcare
Professionals
—Jeannine
Hatt & Ellen Palmer
News Framing & Contemporary Politics
U.S.
Network Television News Framing of the February 2004
Overthrow of Haitian President Jean-Bertrand Aristide
—Walter
C. Soderlund
The
Plight of Haitian Refugees in South Florida
—Evelyn
Cartright
Forgotten Moments
L’Emprunt
de 1825 dans la dette de l’independance haitienne
envers la France
—Jean-François
Brière
Haitian
Response to the John Brown Tragedy
—Leon
D. Pamphile
Reviews
Gwendolyn
Midlo Hall, Slavery and African Ethnicities in the Americas:
Restoring the Links (Kersuze Simeon-Jones)
Scooter
Pégram, Choosing Their Own Style: Identity Emergence
Among Haitian Youth in Quebec (Rose-Marie Chierici)
Hyppolite
Pierre, Haiti, Rising Flames From Burning Ashes: Haiti
the Phoenix (Jerome Teelucksingh)
David
Scott, Conscripts of Modernity: The Tragedy of Colonial
Enlightenment (Neil Roberts)
