Alienation and fetishization:

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• who: Watson Hilbourne A from the Part One The New World Group (NWG), comprised mainly male academics, writers, professionals and other intellectualsNorman Girvan described NWG as a "loosely knit group of Caribbean intellectuals whose aim is to develop an indigenous view of the region" (Girvan, :, ). NWG did not converge around a coherent body of philosophical ideas and theories of historical change: ideologically and politically, the range of outlook ran from conservative and radical black nationalist ideas to social democratic and neo-Marxist tendencies. NWG, whose impact extended beyond the University of the West Indies (UWI) academic community . . .
  

   

  

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