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                                        | Derek  Walcott |   
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                                        | ÃöÁä¦rµü¡GWorld Literature in English |  |  |   
                            
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  Biographic Sketch  Major Themes
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  Biographic
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              1930 1/23born
in Castries, St. Lucia 1950 founded
the St. Lucia Arts Guild 1953 BA from
UWI--Mona 1959-71 founded
the Little Carib Theatre (later the Trinidad Theatre Workshop) 1981 MacArthur
Foundation "Genius" Award 1992 Nobel
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            |  Major
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              binary oppositions: white and back,
colonizer and colonizer, British and West Indian synthesis--working
toward a resolution of his hybrid identity ¡@ Odyssey: voyaging, travel through cultures
and space; Omeros (Homerus/Homer, Joyce,
Dante--terza rima in The Divine Comedy)--Walcott's
intention is to bring forth "the Homeric quality of Caribbean life"
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              POETRY: Twenty-Five
Poems, 1948 Epitaph
for the Young: A Poem in XII Cantos, 1949 Poems,
1953 In a
Green Night: Poems, 1948-1960 Selected
Poems, 1964 The
Castaway and Other Poems, 1965 The
Gulf and Other Poems, 1969 Another
Life, 1973 Sea
Grapes, 1976 Selected
Verse, 1976 The
Star-Apple Kingdom, 1979 The
Fortunate Traveler, 1981 Selected
Poetry, 1981 The
Caribbean Poetry of Derek Walcott, and the Art of Romare Beardon, 1983 Midsummer,
1984 Collected
Poems, 1948-1984 The
Arkansas Testament, 1987 Omeros,
1989 The
Bounty, 1997 Contributor
of poems to many periodicals, including New Statesman, London Magazine,
Encounter, and Bim. 
PLAYS: Henri
Christophe: A Chronicle in Seven Scenes, 1950 Harry
Dernier: A Play for Radio Production, 1951 Wine
of the Country, 1953 The
Sea at Dauphin: A Play in One Act, 1954 Ione:
A Play with Music, 1957 Drums
and Colours: An Epic Drama, 1958 Ti-Jean
and His Brothers, 1958 Malcochon:
or, Six in the Rain, 1966 Dream
on Monkey Mountain, 1967 Dream
on Monkey Mountain and Other Plays, 1970 In a
Fine Castle, 1970 The
Joker of Seville, 1974 The
Charlatan, 1974 O
Babylon!, 1976 Remembrance,
1977 Pantomime,
1978 The
Joker of Seville and O Babylon!: Two Plays, 1980 Remembrance
and Pantomime: Two Plays, 1980 The
Isle Is Full of Noises, 1982 Three
Plays (The Last Carnival, Beef, No Chicken, and A Branch of the Blue
Nile), 1986 Steel,
1991 Odyssey:
A Stage Version, 1993 The
Capeman: A Musical, 1998 (with Paul Simon) 
OTHER WORKS: Franklin
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Tale of the Islands Jourmand
                To
Die for Grenada The
Poet in the Theatre, 1990 Antilles:
Fragments of Epic Memory, 1993 What
the Twilight Says: Essays, 1998 
CONTRIBUTIONS: Caribbean
Voices, 1966 From
the Green Antilles, 1966 Commonwealth
Poems of Today, 1967 Caribbean
Verse, 1968 The
Sun's Eye: West Indian Writing for Young Readers, 1968 Is
Massa Day Dead?, 1974 Oxford
Book of Contemporary Verse, 1945-1980, 1980 Plays
for Today, 1985 ***list
taken from http://landow.stg.brown.edu/post/caribbean/walcott/works.html
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