“... cer tain is that what she most savors as a child is unbounded sensation, social and physical disorder, and contradictionthings that she finds naturally abundant on and in the island itself. 7 6 For further discussion of Capcias interactions with stereotypes...”

“... pier at Fort Bay or at Ladder Bay, on the westen, side of the island, and it still is necessary to land on the beach in a smaff boat rowed by skilled oarsmen. The difficulties and dan- gers of landing have been overemphasized by sensational writ- ers...”

“..., and it still is necessary to land on the beach in a small boat rowed by skilled oarsmen. The difficulties and dangers of landing have been overemphasized by sensational writers, but split-second timing is the alternative to a good wetting. There are no...”

“... more eclectic perspectives on Bamboula. of writing on dance in the circum Caribbean is how authors focus on eroticism obsessively, while reducing it to a single sensational image: frenzied black dancers revolving their loins and bumping together. This image...”

“... epideictic present. Tyler imitates the Biblical laying of hands that establishes an empathetic connection and has healing powers. The sensation of touching Mala s head is as transformative to him a s it is to her. He quickly overcomes his intrinsic reticence He...”

“... sometimes become vague, but 9 whenever this happened, there was Mrs. Eva M. Smith, the widow of one of Smiths sons herself well over ninety, who was able to complete what the younger members of the family remembered. It is a sensation of satisfaction for an...”