Journals
- Cooper, Carolyn J. Enslaved In Stereotypes: Race and Representation in Post-independence Jamaica
- Cooper, Carolyn J. Punany Powah
- Cooper, Carolyn J. 'West Indies plight': Louise Bennett and The Cultural Politics of Federation
- Cooper, Carolyn J. Race and the cultural politics of self-representation: A View from the University of the West Indies
- Cooper, Carolyn J. Lyrical Gun: Metaphor and Role Play in Jamaican Dancehall Culture
- Cooper, Carolyn J. Ragamuffin sounds: Crossing over from reggae to rap and back
- Cooper, Carolyn J. Loosely talking theory: Oral/Sexual Discourse in Jamaican Popular Culture
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