ISSUE 4
The Culture of Violence in Trinidad and Tobago
Editors: Valerie Youssef and Paula Morgan
February 2010
GUEST EDITORIAL
The Culture of Violence in Trinidad and Tobago: A Case Study Valerie Youssef and Paula Morgan
The historical background to the culture of violence in Trinidad Tobago Bridget Brereton [view abstract]
You have no friends; you have to stand up for yourself: men negotiating domestic abuse Jennifer Holder-Dolly and Valerie Youssef [view abstract]
Deconstructing “The Equalizer” Beyond A Balance of Terror: The Equaliser Gordon Rohlehr
No Money, No love: Representations of the Social Impact of Poverty
in Media, Popular and Literary Discourse Paula Morgan [view abstract]
When bad is cool: Violence and Crime as Rites of Passage to Manhood David Plummer and Stephen Geofroy [view abstract]
Representations of homophobic violence in Anglophone Caribbean Literature Geraldine Skeete [view abstract]
Commentary: Everyday violence against Children Merle Hodge
Before I dead Rhoda Bharath
‘Ketch Dis’: Envisioning Alternatives to Gender-Based Violence in the CaribbeanGabrielle Hosein [view abstract] [view video]
Writing Rage: Unmasking Violence in Caribbean Discourse Barbara Lalla
Washing Dishes with a Crab in the Sink Jennifer Rahim
The Secret of Fruit-bearing Trees Jennifer Rahim
There Will be Time Enough for Laughter Jennifer Rahim
A Tribute to Estella Scott-Roberts: Advocate, Victim, National Icon Marilyn N. Conolly
on behalf of the Estella Scott-Roberts Foundation
