T. Denean Sharpley-Whiting teaches French, film studies, comparative literature, and women studies, and directs the African American Studies and Research Center, at Purdue University.

• Introduction : Caliban's women -- Race signs of the interwar times : Pan-Noirisme and La D epaeche Africaine -- Jane Nardal : a new race spirit and the new francophone negro -- Les soeurs Nardal and the Clamart salon : content and context of La Revue du Monde Noir, 1931-32 -- Paulette Nardal : antillean literature and race consciousness -- Suzanne C esaire : tropiques, negritude, surrealism, 1941-45 -- Appendix : edited and annotated translations / T. Denean Sharpley-Whiting and Georges Van Den Abbeele.

T. Denean Sharpley-Whiting teaches French, film studies, comparative literature, and women studies, and directs the African American Studies and Research Center, at Purdue University.

• Introduction : Caliban's women -- Race signs of the interwar times : Pan-Noirisme and La D epaeche Africaine -- Jane Nardal : a new race spirit and the new francophone negro -- Les soeurs Nardal and the Clamart salon : content and context of La Revue du Monde Noir, 1931-32 -- Paulette Nardal : antillean literature and race consciousness -- Suzanne C esaire : tropiques, negritude, surrealism, 1941-45 -- Appendix : edited and annotated translations / T. Denean Sharpley-Whiting and Georges Van Den Abbeele.

T. Denean Sharpley-Whiting teaches French, film studies, comparative literature, and women studies, and directs the African American Studies and Research Center, at Purdue University.

• Introduction : Caliban's women -- Race signs of the interwar times : Pan-Noirisme and La D epaeche Africaine -- Jane Nardal : a new race spirit and the new francophone negro -- Les soeurs Nardal and the Clamart salon : content and context of La Revue du Monde Noir, 1931-32 -- Paulette Nardal : antillean literature and race consciousness -- Suzanne C esaire : tropiques, negritude, surrealism, 1941-45 -- Appendix : edited and annotated translations / T. Denean Sharpley-Whiting and Georges Van Den Abbeele.