Introducción a la poesía Dub
Linton Kwesi Johnson, a Jamaican poet, was the pioneer of Dub poetry with his first long play entitled Dread Beat and Blood. In his quest for a particular style, the street acquires a fundamental relevance since his dub poetry expresses all the resentment that leads to revolts. Therefore, he insp...
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| Sumario: | Linton Kwesi Johnson, a Jamaican poet, was the pioneer of Dub poetry
with his first long play entitled Dread Beat and Blood. In his quest for a particular
style, the street acquires a fundamental relevance since his dub poetry expresses all
the resentment that leads to revolts. Therefore, he inspired the social minorities to
confront the police force in the streets. Related to reggae, dub poetry becomes a
strategy of liberation. This research explores, along with the analysis of some
examples, the origins and development of this poetic expression within and beyond
the West Indies.
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