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A Small Place

Summary:

The narrative is a poignant and biting portrayal of postcolonial life in Antigua, exposing the lingering effects of colonialism on the island and its people. It critiques the corruption of the local government, the impact of tourism, and the complex legacy of exploitation and cultural erosion.

Key points:

1. Kincaid examines the lasting impacts of British colonialism on Antigua, including economic, political, and cultural dependency and a sense of inferiority among locals.

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