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Student’s Name Professor’s Name Subject DD Month YYY A Small Place Study Questions Introduction A Small Place is a creative work authored and published by Jamaica Kincaid in 1988 that depicts the life of Kincaid's experience growing up in Antigua. These works by Jamaica are accusations made on the Antiguan government the tourism sector and the British colonial masters. This brief essay provides answers to some questions. Answers 1. What does Kincaid mean in the paragraph that begins on 52 and ends 53? What is she saying about the people of Antigua? Can you find another place in the book where she is critical of modern Antiguans? Kincaid in the paragraph that began on 52 and ended in 53 says that the people of a small place are ignorant; they do not uphold accountability for daily events. They ignore small and fundamental aspects of daily existence that may prove helpful last few sentences Kincaid speaks about the plight of slaves once they are free. She says that once slaves are free from slavery they cease to be human rubbish and become ordinary citizens. Slaves are dethroned from existing as noble and exalted humans to ordinary people. This is significant because Kincaid thinks Antiguans are slaves and foresees a sad end to the state of corruption and slavery that would raise new dilemmas and much more work. This is an ending that creates suspense while at the same providing room for future generations to focus on should Antiguans put an end to the miserable state of affairs. This demonstrates the cyclic nature of corruption and slavery by creating anticipation in such a manner that people would fall back to their old ways of existence despite Kincaid's best efforts to raise awareness of societal vices. Reference Kincaid J. (2000). A small place. [...]

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