In a sea of heteroglossia: pluri-lingualism, pluri-culturalism, and pluri-identification in the Caribbean   Creator:   Faraclas, Nicholas ( edited by ) Severing, Ronald ( edited by ) Weijer, Christa ( edited by ) Echteld, Elisabeth ( edited by ) Hinds-Layne, Marsha ( edited by ) Publisher:   Fundashon di Idioma (FPI) ( Willemstad , Curaçao ) University of the Netherlands Antilles (UNA) Publication Date:   2010 Type:   Book Format:   421 p. : ill., fig.; 18 cm Edition:   2010 Source Institution:   University of Curaçao Holding Location:   University of Curaçao Subject Keyword:   Language and culture -- Caribbean Literacy -- Caribbean Caribbean literature Spatial Coverage:   Caribbean Language:   English “... ; cf. Fernndez Olmos, 2003). Even the very recent Rastafari phenomenon is seen as combining Judaism, Christianity, Islam, Hinduism, Marcus Garvey philosophy and Jamaican traditional culture (but yet is not creole ). Creole languages (at least some of them...” In a sea of heteroglossia: pluri-lingualism, pluri-culturalism, and pluri-identification in the Caribbean	Semantic diversity in the Caribbean: Interrogating the “creole” concept   Creator:   Madrazo, Ilia Aixa Medina, Migdalia Alleyne, Mervyn Publisher:   Fundashon di Idioma (FPI) ( Willemstad , Curaçao ) University of the Netherlands Antilles (UNA) Type:   Book Format:   Page 13-35. Source Institution:   University of Curaçao Holding Location:   University of Curaçao Language:   English “... religions such as Vaudoun, Shango and Revival are considered syncretic (but not exactly creole ; cf. Fernndez Olmos, 2003). Even the very recent Rastafari phenomenon is seen as combining Judaism, Christianity, Islam, Hinduism, Marcus Garvey philosophy and...” Semantic diversity in the Caribbean: Interrogating the “creole” concept