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"the place of x is the first (i.e., innermost) motionless boundary of the thing that contains x"

"Each thing is described by place" (117)

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third president of Uganda, from 1971 to 1979

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"Found she had been tamed, renamed Rebecca" (136) about Pocahontas

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"I was born this way, that I know. Not just sun, but sun and moon" (128) - Clare's identity too

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Clare (first) misgenders her friend, Harry/Harriet, giving them a fixed identity ("he"), while Clare herself is striving NOT to be stuck with a fixed identity (black/white)

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"We have given him a story he will tell and tell and tell. The sort of t'ing they all want. Exotic. Af-ri-can. Hot nights and mystery." (p.126)

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"Im talking about the ruins...Licklemos' you could glimpse them, but of course the cane too high. And were we to walk to them, our legs would be sliced fine by the blades of the cane...sharp, sharp." (p.131)

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Clare chooses to identify as a black woman - when National Party march and interactions with fellow students (who are white) prompt her to articulate where she stands and how she feels, she feels marginalization too strongly to identify as being white like them (p. 139)

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"A personification of the New World, dedicated to some poor soul who perished in pursuit of it" (136) - Pocahontas and Clare are both shaped by the influence of whiteness against their will

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Harry/Harriet's gender and Clare's ethnicity

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Harry/Harriet's gender and Clare's ethnicity

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"the time will come for both of us to choose. For we will have to make the choice. Cast our lot. Cyaan live split. Not in this world." (p. 131)

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"For we have taken the master's past as our own. That is the danger." (p. 127)

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Tourism as an effect of lingering colonialism and imperialistic attitudes 

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Tourism as an effect of lingering colonialism and imperialistic attitudes 

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"Poor t'ing nothing. . . we have given him a story he will tell and tell and tell. The sort of t'ing they all want. Exotic. Af-ri-can. Hot nights and mystery. He will return to his lickle business or town or office or country club where everybody is exactly the same and tell them all. By the time he returns he many have kissed Princess Cunnilinga and advised Prince Badn---a in affairs of state. . . . Jesus! . . . Why them cyaan jus' visit and lef' us be?" - Harry/Harriet, 126

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Frietz Eichenberg engraving

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- letter to uncle written on Queen Elizabeth II postcard (110-11)

- goods in market stalls referred to as "plunder" (112)

- rape of Harry/Harriet as symbol for white forces taking advantage of Jamaica and Jamaicans (129) - even though Harry/Harriet doesn't like to see it that way (130)

- "this New World - her point of origin" (132)

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- "you're not at all like our Jamaicans, are you" (117)

- "brushing aside a suggestion she register at the School of Oriental and African studies" (117)

- "you're hardly the sort they were ranting on about" (139) Liz about The National Front (all white party)

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"Standing before the yellows and reds and blues of Turner" (114)

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More than 100 police officers had to be taken to hospital after clashes at the Notting Hill Carnival in west London. (1976)

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More than 100 police officers had to be taken to hospital after clashes at the Notting Hill Carnival in west London. (1976)

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http://news.bbc.co.uk/onthisday/hi/dates/stories/august/30/newsid_2511000/2511059.stm

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notting hill carnival riot - Google Search

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The Notting Hill Carnival is an annual event that has taken place since 1966 on the streets of ... at the time; the UK's first widespread racial attacks, the Notting Hill race riots in which 108 people were charged, had occurred the previous year.

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The Lady of Shalott (1832)BY ALFRED, LORD TENNYSON

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The Lady of Shalott (1832)BY ALFRED, LORD TENNYSON

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Clare would recite this when she could not sleep (110)

http://www.poetryfoundation.org/poem/174626

- personal dilemma between art and life

- "The curse is come upon me!"

- "And moving thro’ a mirror clear
That hangs before her all the year,
Shadows of the world appear."

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"the trapezoid promised that were the milk unopened it could keep for five months–the trapezoid held space without matter, except for the molecules of milk." p. 111

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Clare attempts to identify with Jane but finds herself unable to do so: "All Bertha. All Clare," (116).

Jane symbolizes morality, independence, innocence, while Bertha, tied to the exotic, un-Protestant, dark, impure, fire, and deception: dark, subversive, even deviant womanhood. Clare, knows she will never be seen as the tidy "angel of the house" version of womanhood and aligns herself with Bertha, claiming a legacy of social condemnation, but also the right to 'craziness' and less 'delightfully feminine' conceptions of power.

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White supremacy

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Clare learns classic languages, but not that of her home; expected to disdain home conflicts and assimilate into academia; Boy expects her to "tame" her hair

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Clare feels "almost womanly" in her sympathy.

p.128

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Colloquial speaking as signifier for 'lower class'?

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Colloquial speaking as signifier for 'lower class'?

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"Her twang was coming back...voice breaking the taboo of speaking bad. Discouraged among her people" p.121

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Clare "sought the death of Actaeon from Ovid into Titan. The rape of Leda from Sappho into Michelangelo. Read Elegantiae. Timaeus..." p.117

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Clare refers to England as "mother-country" p. 114

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Clare "remembered...how her mother had torn a book in half [called] Little Black Sambo" p. 112