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Independent Thought and Caribbean Freedom: Thirty Years Later

Best, Lloyd

Caribbean quarterly, 1997-03, Vol.43 (1-2), p.16-24 [Periódico revisado por pares]

Mona, Jamaica: Routledge

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  • Título:
    Independent Thought and Caribbean Freedom: Thirty Years Later
  • Autor: Best, Lloyd
  • Assuntos: Architecture ; Caribbean countries ; Core curriculum ; Culture ; Educational research ; Higher education ; Intellectual freedom ; Materialism ; Metaphor ; National identity ; Personality ; Physics ; Political anthropology ; Political sociology ; Politics ; Renewal ; Role ; School campuses ; Selfconfidence ; Selfhood ; Social sciences ; Sociology ; Traditions
  • É parte de: Caribbean quarterly, 1997-03, Vol.43 (1-2), p.16-24
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  • Descrição: First it would target all the CARICOM countries now including Surinam, and actively trying to incorporate Haiti, Santo Domingo and Cuba. [...]the University would try to network established centres of excellence - panyards, mascamps and calypso tents in the case of Trinidad, as metaphor for other expressions such as dance theatres and playhouses. [...]did not this seminal period on campus, in the University and among the emerging elites, not create the conditions under which the notion of sovereignty, whether regional or territorial, would all but collapse? In the case of the social sciences, had we fixed the manifestations of dislocated personality, plantation economy, segmented multi-ethnic society and submerged subversive culture in their common historical matrix, I doubt we would have had to follow the disciplinary specializations of the European tradition, multiplied the overheads, and confused the heads of the students in the bargain - by compelling them to add Marshallian or Keynesian economics to Parsonian, Weberian or Marxian sociology, to Malinovskyesque anthropology and to the Westminster political science of Mill, all of which are premised on a different set of institutions - all of which are set in a different landscape.
  • Editor: Mona, Jamaica: Routledge
  • Idioma: Inglês
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