2012, Volume 1: Multiplex Cultures and Citizenships: Multiple Perspectives on Language, Literature, Education and Society in the ABC-Islands and Beyond
Complete Citation:
Nicholas Faraclas, Ronald Severing, Christa Weijer, Elisabeth Echteld (Eds.) (2012). Multi-plex Cultures and Citizenships, Multiple Perspectives on Language, Literature, Educa-tion, and Society in the ABC-Islands and Beyond, Proceedings of the ECICC-conference, Grenada 2011, Volume 1, ISBN: 978-99904-2-313-6. Curaçao: Fundashon pa Planifikashon di Idioma, FPI, University of the Netherlands Antilles, Universidad de Puerto Rico, Recinto de Río Piedras, FPI/UNA/UPR; 446 pp.
UNPACKING HEGEMONIC AND SUBALTERN DISCOURSES ON CULTURE AND CITIZENSHIP IN THE ABC-ISLANDS AND BEYOND 1 An introduction: multiple cultures and multiplex citizenships 13 in the abc-islands and beyond Rose Mary Allen, Peter Geschiere 2 The return of culture – anthropology’s temptations 17 Peter Geschiere 3 National identities, belonging and citizenship in Curaçao: the complexity of 29 changing nationhood narratives and performances in a Caribbean small island context Rose Mary Allen 4 It is not where you are from, but where you are at: Rastafarian as 45 a politics of human dignity Francio Guadeloupe 5 To question identity: public discourse and transpersonal ethics in Curaçao 55 Richenel Ansano 6 The pragmatic concept of culture or…what might happen next? 69 Rogier van Reekum 7 Pasado, presente i futuro: Curacao’s cultural expression revised 77 Su Girigori 8 The nation is occupied, the city can be claimed 83 Menno Hurenkamp, Evelien Tonkens 9 Embracing national culture through a policy of difference 99 Jeanne Henriquez 10 Popular music and women’s citizenship: a look at Ghanaian song lyrics 107 Akosua Adomako Ampofo, Awo Mana Asiedu 11 Will the real Yu di Kòrsou please stand up? The double-bind cultural 127 identity of the citizens of Curaçao Lianne Leonora UNPACKING HEGEMONIC AND SUBALTERN DISCOURSES ON LITERATURE AND CULTURE IN THE ABC-ISLANDS AND BEYOND 12 Literary texts on slavery in the past and future. Tula: from rebel to 145 national hero Wim Rutgers 13 The same but different: Shaw’s Pygmalion and Henriquez’ Laiza porko sushi 167 Hélène Garrett 14 A critical view on the state of Dutch Caribbean studies 175 Gregory Richardson 15 Carnival as a resource of cultural interdependency 181 Charissa Granger 16 Some names of animals and plants in Papiamentu 193 Gerard van Buurt UNPACKING HEGEMONIC AND SUBALTERN DISCOURSES ON LINGUISTICS AND LANGUAGE IN THE ABC-ISLANDS AND BEYOND 17 Language and context in Aruba 219 Lydia Emerencia 18 Language use, language attitudes and identity among Aruban 231 students in the Netherlands Ellen-Petra Kester, Jennifer Fun 19 Uso di lenguanan na Aruba 249 Swinda De Cuba-Arendsz 20 The development of the marker a in (early) Papiamentu: a case of 261 gap filling Bart Jacobs 21 L1 attrition in an L2 environment: a case of Jamaican Creole-Papiamentu 271 contact Trecel Messam-Johnson UNPACKING HEGEMONIC AND SUBALTERN DISCOURSES ON EDUCATION IN THE ABC-ISLANDS AND BEYOND 22 Competence-based learning and the teacher training programs at 285 the General Faculty of the University of Curaçao Charonne Pikeri, Elisabeth Echteld 23 The link between internal and external quality assurance in 291 higher education institutions: compliance or transformation? Sharine Isabella 24 Gecertificeerd lerarenopleider, een onvermijdelijke noodzaak 305 Gert Schaap 25 Studentenuitval in het Arubaanse hoger onderwijs: de zoektocht naar 311 remediëringsmogelijkheden voor het Instituto Pedagogico Arubano Ingrid Captain-Fraser 26 Análisis di skibimentu tékniko den enseñansa di fundeshi 319 Angelo Reenis UNPACKING HEGEMONIC AND SUBALTERN DISCOURSES ON THE USE OF PAPIAMENTU IN EDUCATION IN THE ABC-ISLANDS 27 Language attitudes and language use of Scol Multilingual teachers 329 in Aruba: some preliminary results Joyce Pereira 28 Early signs of multilingual abilities in Aruban kindergarden students 339 Merlynne Williams 29 Inconsistent educational language and terminology and its impact 347 on early childhood education in Aruba Diahnne Lejuez-de Cuba 30 Coming to terms with language in mathematics education in Curaçao 355 Raymond Obispo 31 Dominio di papiamentu i hulandes den enseñansa sekundario 363 na Kòrsou Sharina Juliana, Ronald Severing UNPACKING HEGEMONIC AND SUBALTERN DISCOURSES ON CULTURE AND SOCIETY IN THE ABC-ISLANDS AND BEYOND 32 Does My fair lady exist in Aruba? 385 Merviné Kock 33 Child sexual abuse: women and human development in the Caribbean 395 Clementia Eugene 34 A proposal to study the phenomenon of latchkey children in Aruba 411 Olivia Groeneveldt 35 Stereotypes with respect to specific groups of Dutch residents among 417 Curaçaoan high school students Ellen-Petra Kester, Tirza Hortencia 36 Bista di paisnan Europeo riba enseñansa di idioma di Aruba 431 Maureen Molina-Luidens ABOUT THE EDITORS 437 ABOUT THE AUTHORS Dr. Nicholas Faraclas (Puerto Rico) Prof. Dr. Ronald Severing (Curaçao) Drs. Christa Weijer (Curaça Dr. Elisabeth Echteld (Curaçao)
Islands in Between 