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Book Chapter
We are the mirror of your fears
2011
Overview
How does the outside world perceive Haiti in light of its practice of zombification, and how does Haiti position itself in relation to this “exteriority” by making use of the way the practice is imagined?¹ These are the questions that will be addressed in this article. Though the group that I designate as the “exteriority” is, of course, variable in nature, the essential relationship in question here will be that which concerns Haiti and the United States. While this relationship appears to write itself into contemporary history, it is the object of numerous representations in various discourses that one encounters
