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Dread Talk

The Language of Rastafari

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An edition of Dread Talk (1994)

Dread Talk

The Language of Rastafari

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English
Pages
100

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Cover of: Dread Talk
Dread Talk: The Language of Rastafari
July 2000, McGill-Queen's University Press
Paperback in English - Rev Sub edition
Cover of: Dread Talk
Dread Talk: The Language of the Rastafari
2000, McGill-Queen's University Press
in English
Cover of: Dread Talk
Dread Talk: The Language of Rastafari
July 2000, University Press of the West Indies
Paperback in English
Cover of: Dread Talk
Dread Talk: the Language of Rastafari
July 22, 1997, University of the West Indies Press
Paperback in English
Cover of: Dread talk
Dread talk: the language of Rastafari
1994, Canoe Press
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First Sentence

"The history and sociology of the Rastafari in Jamaica have been the subject of enough literature2 to legitimize Rex Nettleford's comment that the movement is "one of the most significant phenomena to emerge out of the modem history and sociology of Plantation America, that New World culturesphere of which Jamaica and the Caribbean are a part. "

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Paperback
Number of pages
100

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OL9315874M
ISBN 10
9768125683
ISBN 13
9789768125682

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The history and sociology of the Rastafari in Jamaica have been the subject of enough literature2 to legitimize Rex Nettleford's comment that the movement is "one of the most significant phenomena to emerge out of the modem history and sociology of Plantation America, that New World culturesphere of which Jamaica and the Caribbean are a part.
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