A Small Place by Jamaica Kincaid

A Small Place by Jamaica Kincaid

Kincaid addresses the tourist directly, walking them through her native Antigua and forcing them to see, uncomfortably, exactly what their vacation looks like from the perspective of the people who live there year-round under the lingering structures of British colonial rule.

The essay's anger is deliberate and unrelenting, refusing the reader any comfortable distance from the corruption, environmental damage and economic dependency that tourism and colonialism together have left behind. It remains one of the sharpest short works of postcolonial criticism written in English.

A short, furious, essential essay on colonialism and the ethics of tourism.

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