Frontiers of the Caribbean

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The concept of the frontier is reimagined as a crucial analytical tool for understanding the postcolonial landscape, particularly in the Caribbean. Philip Nanton, a Caribbean poet and scholar, delves into this idea, connecting it to the region's colonial history while highlighting its significance in contemporary discourse. Through his innovative approach, Nanton invites readers to reconsider the implications of the frontier in shaping cultural and social identities in the postcolonial context.