Vincentian Creole

in the literature and successive generations of newcomers.

I identify myself as a linguist because my doctoral dissertation dealt with the grammatical description of Vincentian Creole.

That was in 2004.

But much of my research in the past decade has led me to intersect disciplines in the social sciences.

If you want to know my story, ask the sea.

And so, yeah, the idea of waterways functioning as surface, the concept of the circumcaribbean as interconnected space.

This was developed by Tessa Murphy in a book she wrote, published in 2021. the Creole archipelago, recent borders in the colonial Caribbean.

And in this text, she said that Kalinagos treated waterways not as barriers, but as thoroughfares.