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Gede on Grand Rue: Some Lines of Inquiry to Follow
Journal of Haitian Studies, Volim 10 · Nimewo 2 (2004), p. 168-172
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Ulrick Jean-Pierre's "Cayman Wood Ceremony"
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Rising Sun: Gede's Drama of Death and Rebirth in Brooklyn, New York
Journal of Haitian Studies, Volim 10 · Nimewo 2 (2004), p. 156-161
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Yon Moso Twal Nan Bwa (A Piece of Cloth on Wood): The Drapo Vodou in Myths of Origin
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One and One Makes Three: Wisdom in the Rhythmic Organization of Vodou Drumming
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Quand les Dieux parlent aux hommes Hërsza Barjon les entend
Journal of Haitian Studies, Volim 10 · Nimewo 2 (2004), p. 177-180
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The Gede: Vignettes of Life, Death, the Dead and Rebirth
Journal of Haitian Studies, Volim 10 · Nimewo 2 (2004), p. 162-167
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La Table de Délivrance: Conversation avec Hërsza Barjon
Journal of Haitian Studies, Volim 10 · Nimewo 2 (2004), p. 174-176
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Images of Gé Rouge in Étienne's "La Femme muette" and in Desquiron's "Les Chemins de Loco-Miroir"
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Exploiting the Undead: the Usefulness of the Zombie in Haitian Literature
Journal of Haitian Studies, Volim 11 · Nimewo 2 (2005), p. 105-121