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Caryl Phillips
Caryl Phillips. St. Kitts Born Author 1958 . Caryl Phillips was born in St Kitts,in the Eastern Caribbean on the 13th March 1958. Caryl Phillips Homepage.
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Extractions: C aryl Phillips St. Kitts Born Author 1958 - Caryl Phillips was born in St Kitts, in the Eastern Caribbean on the 13th March 1958. His parents emigrated to Britain when he was only 12 weeks old and his childhood was spent in Leeds, Yorkshire. He graduated from Oxford with a honors B.A. and has since become an author and has spent a career in teaching that has taken him worldwide, from Sweden and Poland to India and Australia. He became a Professor of English at Amherst College, Massachusetts, for several years, and since July 1998 has been Henry R. Luce Professor of Migration and Social Order at Barnard College, Columbia University, in New York. He divides his life between London and New York, but frequently journeys back to the Caribbean, an area that still significantly feeds his creative imagination. Caryl Phillips is the author of several plays, of scripts for radio, television and now the cinema, and two book-length travel essays, The European Tribe (1987), whose incisive criticism of European racism triggered off some controversy, and The Atlantic Sound (2000), which deals with the historical legacy of the slave trade.
PHILLIPS Caryl - Playwrights And Their Plays
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Caryl phillips caryl Phillips is a professor of English and the HenryR. Luce Professor of Migration and Social Order at Barnard College.
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New York State Writers Institute - Caryl Phillips
CARYL PHILLIPS photo credit © Elena Seibert October 25, 2001 (Thursday) 400Informal Seminar, Assembly Hall, CC 800 pm Reading Recital Hall, PAC UAlbany
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Extractions: UAlbany, Uptown Campus C aryl Phillips wrote the screenplay of the new Merchant-Ivory film, The Mystic Masseur (2001), which is adapted from an early V. S. Naipaul novel of the same name. The film features Indian movie starlet Ayesha Dharker, whose American film credits incude City of Joy (1992) and Star Wars: Episode II (due 2002). The Mystic Masseur recounts the meteoric rise of Ganesh Ramsumair, a poor Trinidadian schoolteacher who becomes a masseur for the rich, then a popular mystic, and finally an almost-English gentleman named G. Ramsay Muir. The Atlantic Sound (2000, Knopf, ISBN 0-375-40-110-5), is a brilliant, meditative piece of travel-writing that retraces the "Triangular Trade," a sea route taken by commerical vessels in the 18th and 19th centuries. The three corners of the infamous Triangle included Africa, a source of slaves, the New World, a source of raw materials, and Europe, a source of finished goods. Phillips, an Afro-British writer born on the Caribbean island of St. Kitts and raised in Leeds, begins his journey on a banana boat that sails from Guadeloupe to England. His investigations and musings focus on three important cities in the Triangle: Liverpool, an important manufacturing center that grew rich from Atlantic commerce; Accra, Ghana, a major slave-trading center on the West African coast; and Charleston, South Carolina, one of the biggegst slave markets in North America.
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Caryl Phillips. Works. Themes. Caryl Phillips writes a lot about differenttypes of Slavery, as seen in both Cambridge and Crossing the River.
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Extractions: One of England's most widely acclaimed young novelists adopts two eerily convincing narrative voices and juxtaposes their stories to devastating effect in this mesmerizing portrait of slavery. Cambridge is a devoutly Christian slave in the West Indies whose sense of justice is both profound and self-destructive, while Emily is a morally-blind, genteel Englishwoman.
The Nature Of Blood By Caryl Phillips
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Extractions: Doreen 26/4/98 A book which has themes of racism and the concentration camps of World War II. It talks about the founding of the State of Israel and the role of black Jews There are two narratives, and there was discussion as to whether they came together at the end or not. She enjoyed it, and would recommend it, but found it quite a hard read.
Caryl Phillips Books
Caryl Phillips Books. The Right Set A Tennis Anthology By Caryl Phillips (editor)(paperback August 1999). European Tribe By Caryl Phillips (paperback).
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Jenseits Des Flusses Phillips Caryl
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Caryl Phillips
Caryl Phillips. Croupier IMPORT. Scrooged. Duets. Duets. Valentino. BigBully. Heart of Darkness Selections from The Congo Diary. Crossing the River.
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Extractions: Croupier [IMPORT] Scrooged Duets Duets Valentino Big Bully Crossing the River Extravagant Strangers : A Literature of Belonging The Atlantic Sound A State of Independence The Nature of Blood European Tribe A New World Order : Essays The Final Passage Higher Ground : A Novel in Three Parts (King Penguin) Authors: P ArtistActorActress.com
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468. phillips caryl. Cambridge. Bloomsbury First Edition. 1991. SIGNED F in F dw.£20. 469. phillips caryl. The Nature of Blood. Faber First Edition. 1997.
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Extractions: click on the first letter of the author's surname A-C D-F G-I J-L ... under £10 Find on this page Authors' surnames: P-R PARKS TIM Europa PEACE DAVID Nineteen Seventy Four . Serpent's Tail First Edition. 1999. F wraps as issued. A first thriller of some distinction and the first in the series. PEACE DAVID Nineteen Seventy Seven . Sceptre First Edition. 2000. F wraps as issued. The second in the series about the Ripper murders in the seventies. PEACE DAVID Nineteen Eighty . Serpent's Tail First Edition. 2001. SIGNED F in F dw. Third part of the author's 'Red Riding Quartet' and the only one to be published as a hardback. PEACE DAVID Nineteen Eighty Three . Serpent's Tail First Edition. 2002. SIGNED F card wraps as issued. A paperback original which completes the series known as the Red Riding Quartet.
Caryl Phillips - Novelist, Playwright
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Extractions: a Caryl Phillips - British/Caribbean British Caribbean a new novel by Caryl Phillips - A DISTANT SHORE - published in March 2003 (Secker and Warburg, UK) this website requires Macromedia Flash plugin - if needed, click here to download an British-Carribean Carribean caribean novelist playwright playright playwright personal website. Historical perspectives in fiction/non fiction/drama The Final Passage, A State of Independence, Higher Ground, Cambridge, The Nature of Blood, The Shelter, Extavagant Strangers, The Atlantic Sound, Where There Is Darkness Black DiasporaHistorical perspectives in fiction/non fiction/drama Historical perspectives in fiction/non fiction/drama Historical perspectives in fiction/non fiction/dramaCaryl Phillips - British/Caribbean novelist playwright playright playwright personal website. Historical perspectives in black fiction/non fiction/dramaCaryl Phillips - British/Caribbean novelist playwright playright playwright personal website. Historical perspectives in black fiction/non fiction/drama Caryl Phillips - British/Caribbean British Caribbean British-Carribean Carribean caribean novelist playwright playright playwright personal website. Historical perspectives in fiction/non fiction/drama
English Literature And Empire
A roundtable chat about English literature after the end of the British Empire.
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Caryl Phillips
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BBC - Books - Author Profile For Caryl Phillips
Biography of the author.
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Extractions: Caryl Phillips first emerged as a playwright in the early 1980s. His first play, Strange Fruit , focused on Vivienne Marshal, a woman living alone in Britain with her two sons, Alvin and Errol. Alvin goes to his grandfather's funeral in the Caribbean and returns to England with his experiences back home serving to reinforce the split between him, and his mother and brother.
Caryl Phillips: An Overview
Bibliography, biography, original essays, links.
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The British Council Germany - New Writing From Britain - Caryl Phillips
Guide to new British writers offers a profile of this Caribbeanborn, Oxford-educated novelist. Read summaries of four of his novels. caryl phillips was born in St Kitts, West Indies, in 1958.
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Extractions: The European Connection, 23 - 28 November 1998 Berlin Cologne Hamburg Amsterdam ... Writers Caryl Phillips N W Home The Final Passage , his first novel, which was published in 1985 and won the Malcolm X Award for Literature, deals with 1950s Caribbean immigration into England. Cambridge (1991) is a very rich novel full of subtle ironies. Besides delving into the historical roots of Caribbean exile it investigates the relativity of truth, racism, and patterns of domination-submission in man-woman and white master-black slave relationships. Crossing The River (1993), shortlisted for the 1993 Booker Prize, addresses the issues of displacement and dislocation from different temporal and spatial perspectives and presents a brilliantly coherent vision of two and a half centuries of the African diaspora. In his sixth novel The Nature Of Blood The Nature Of Blood Bibliography
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Caryl Phillips Reviews V.S. Naipaul
A review of Naipaul's latest publications, a collection of letters and a memoir, by another respected BritishCaribbean writer.
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