Beverley Bryan is Professor of Language Education at the University of the West Indies’ Mona School of Education, Jamaica, and a past Head of Department and Director of the School of Education.Morag Styles is Professor of Children’s Poetry at the University of Cambridge’s Faculty of Education, and a Fellow of Homerton College, University of Cambridge, UK.

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• Preface Introduction: Why Caribbean poetry? 1. Poetry, Place and Environment: the scope of Caribbean poetry 2. The Language of Caribbean poetry 3. Poetry and Caribbean Music 4. Poetry of Oppression, Resistance and Liberation 5. Understanding, Approaching and Teaching Derek Walcott in Two Settings 6. The Diaspora Consciousness: identity and exile in Caribbean British poetry 7. Contemporary Caribbean Poetry 8. Teachers’ Voices 9. Teaching Caribbean Poetry Appendix: Appendix: Further reading for Poetry of Oppression, Resistance and Liberation

Beverley Bryan is Professor of Language Education at the University of the West Indies’ Mona School of Education, Jamaica, and a past Head of Department and Director of the School of Education.Morag Styles is Professor of Children’s Poetry at the University of Cambridge’s Faculty of Education, and a Fellow of Homerton College, University of Cambridge, UK.

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• Preface Introduction: Why Caribbean poetry? 1. Poetry, Place and Environment: the scope of Caribbean poetry 2. The Language of Caribbean poetry 3. Poetry and Caribbean Music 4. Poetry of Oppression, Resistance and Liberation 5. Understanding, Approaching and Teaching Derek Walcott in Two Settings 6. The Diaspora Consciousness: identity and exile in Caribbean British poetry 7. Contemporary Caribbean Poetry 8. Teachers’ Voices 9. Teaching Caribbean Poetry Appendix: Appendix: Further reading for Poetry of Oppression, Resistance and Liberation

Beverley Bryan is Professor of Language Education at the University of the West Indies’ Mona School of Education, Jamaica, and a past Head of Department and Director of the School of Education.Morag Styles is Professor of Children’s Poetry at the University of Cambridge’s Faculty of Education, and a Fellow of Homerton College, University of Cambridge, UK.

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• Preface Introduction: Why Caribbean poetry? 1. Poetry, Place and Environment: the scope of Caribbean poetry 2. The Language of Caribbean poetry 3. Poetry and Caribbean Music 4. Poetry of Oppression, Resistance and Liberation 5. Understanding, Approaching and Teaching Derek Walcott in Two Settings 6. The Diaspora Consciousness: identity and exile in Caribbean British poetry 7. Contemporary Caribbean Poetry 8. Teachers’ Voices 9. Teaching Caribbean Poetry Appendix: Appendix: Further reading for Poetry of Oppression, Resistance and Liberation