A Kumbla Consciousness
In this article, the author describes how he arrived at appropriating the word "kumbla" from Caribbean and literary discourse to use as a metaphor for a mutating contested space--nurturing but potentially imprisoning--like school/education/Trinidad and Tobago. He notes his plans to use the concept in trying to articulate a theory for a Caribbean curriculum
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