Cote Ci Cote La is the popular dictionary of Trinidad and Tobago's local dialect. Featuring vivid illustrations and some 5000 words and sayings laid out
This introduction to essential elements of music is ideal for students preparing for examinations, as well as an excellent resource for everyone learning to read
From Attila to the Seventies: CD #7 Humour, Fantasy, Picong and Smut (Part 2) Researched and narrated by: Gordon Rohlehr Professor Emeritus — The University
The sugar industry in Trinidad and Tobago has considerably reduced after over 200 years of dominating the landscape. At the critical juncture of the modernisation
This publication is the first detailed historical and ethnographic study of Islamic muharram rituals performed on the island of Trinidad… Frank Korom investigates the essential
The themes of culture and identity will forever bear relevance in a Caribbean context… (The writer) has taken up the challenge to address them honestly
‘The Central focus of the book is the “woman question” as it emerges through the mobilization of “Indianness” and other related notions of region, ethnic
Calypso is a folk/popular art form in Trinidad and Tobago, the country of its origin. Every year skilled signers, newcomers and even veterans, clash in
Among the Dagara of Burkina Faso there is no distinction between the natural and the supernatural: The living converse with ancestral spirits, and those with the
A collection of papers presented at the First International Conference of The First Peoples, convened in Trinidad in October 2013. The book covers the following
In ‘Spiritual Citizenship’ N. Fadeke Castor employs the titular concept to illuminate how Ifa/ Orisha practices informed by Yoruba cosmology shape local, national and transnational