Catherine Laliberté 🍂
@catlaliberte.bsky.social
Dr. 🎓 LMU Munich 👩🏫 Sociolinguistics, (post) colonial varieties of English 🌎 stylistics, historical fiction 📺 Québécoise ⚜ she/her
Neat graph crime in the flyer about the referendum on Munich's candidacy to host the Olympics 🙃
September 22, 2025 at 5:40 AM
Neat graph crime in the flyer about the referendum on Munich's candidacy to host the Olympics 🙃
4/ "Sovereign acts" (2017) by Katherine A. Zien. About the role of art and performance in Panama and the Canal Zone
March 7, 2025 at 8:33 AM
4/ "Sovereign acts" (2017) by Katherine A. Zien. About the role of art and performance in Panama and the Canal Zone
3/ "Panama in Black: Afro-Caribbean world making in the twentieth century" (2022) by Kaysha Corinealdi. An account of the ways Afro-Caribbean people built their diasporic world, with a focus on remarkable women.
March 7, 2025 at 8:33 AM
3/ "Panama in Black: Afro-Caribbean world making in the twentieth century" (2022) by Kaysha Corinealdi. An account of the ways Afro-Caribbean people built their diasporic world, with a focus on remarkable women.
2/ Julie Greene's "The Canal builders" (2009), on the historical context of the construction, and "Box 25" (2025), about the construction period as told by the workers (haven't gotten my hands on that one yet, but can't wait to read it)
March 7, 2025 at 8:33 AM
2/ Julie Greene's "The Canal builders" (2009), on the historical context of the construction, and "Box 25" (2025), about the construction period as told by the workers (haven't gotten my hands on that one yet, but can't wait to read it)
Now seems an appropriate time to recommend some books to know more about Caribbean people at the Panama Canal and beyond:
1/ "Dying to better themselves" (2014) by Olive Senior. I cherish that one because the focus in not solely on racism, death and disease, but on how people built community.
1/ "Dying to better themselves" (2014) by Olive Senior. I cherish that one because the focus in not solely on racism, death and disease, but on how people built community.
March 7, 2025 at 8:33 AM
Now seems an appropriate time to recommend some books to know more about Caribbean people at the Panama Canal and beyond:
1/ "Dying to better themselves" (2014) by Olive Senior. I cherish that one because the focus in not solely on racism, death and disease, but on how people built community.
1/ "Dying to better themselves" (2014) by Olive Senior. I cherish that one because the focus in not solely on racism, death and disease, but on how people built community.
French TV has spoken on whether cheeseburgers and hot dogs are sandwiches 🙌🍔🌭
February 22, 2025 at 11:15 AM
French TV has spoken on whether cheeseburgers and hot dogs are sandwiches 🙌🍔🌭
You guys, I just found the best location for your next linguistics conference 🤓
September 29, 2024 at 1:45 PM
You guys, I just found the best location for your next linguistics conference 🤓
