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Haiti Rising: Haitian History, Culture and the Earthquake of 2010 Culture et dictature en Haiti: L'imaginaire sous controle (French Edition) by Laennec Hurbon, 1979 Haiti: A Basic Reference Book : General Information on Haiti by Patricia Schutt-Anne, 1994-01 Haiti et la mondialisation de la culture: Etude des mentalites et des religions face aux realites economiques, sociales et politiques (French Edition) by Francois Houtart, 2000 DECRET ORGANISANT LE SYSTÈME ÉDUCATIF HAÏTIEN EN VUE D'OFFRIR DES CHANCES ÉGALES À TOUS ET DE REFLÈTER LA CULTURE HAÏTIENNE by statutes, etc. Haiti. Laws, 1982-01-01 Urban Vodou: Politics and Popular Street Art in Haiti by Pablo Butcher, 2010-07-15 A Haiti Anthology: Libete A Christian's primer of the United Nations and Latin America by Margaret R Bender, 1961 Demographics of Haiti: Languages of Haiti, Haitian Creole Language, Haitian Vodoun Culture Language Languages of Haiti: Haitian Creole Language, Haitian Vodoun Culture Language Sofi's Load (Sofi's Load) by Fania Simon, 2006 Culture Et Developpement En Haiti by Emerson, Ed. Douyon, 1972 In Focus Haiti A Guide to People Politics&Culture

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41. Howard University Haitian Students Association
    This organization strives to represent the interests of the haitian Student body at Howard University. Our mission is to promote, sustain and increase a better understanding of haiti, its people and its culture. The challenge of this organization is to inform the public of the truth about haiti and to debunk the negative myths and cultural stereotypes that currently exist.  
    http://www.geocities.com/CollegePark/Theater/3504/

42. CultureLakay Welcome
    The objectives of culture Lakay at HachetteDeschamps are to enable you to order directly online an ever increasing collection of cultural and educational products from haiti.  
    http://www.hachette-deschamps.com/online-store/scstore/
    
    Extractions: Culture Lakay's completely secure SSL server (Secure Socket Layer) is hosted in the United States at the largest E-Commerce hosting facility in the world. We use the highest rated E-Commerce software on the internet in conjunction with PGP Encryption technolgogy to ensure your absolute online security. All orders are processed through the secure Sogebank processing network and you have the guaranty of placing your order with Hachette-Deschamps.

43. Haiti Magazine Online : Haiti, Haiti News, Music, Arts And Culture
    Translate this page Heritage Konpa Magazine. haitian Music Online Magazine haiti Arts,Society, News, and culture. click on animation above to enter  
    http://www.heritagekonpa.com/

44. AHAD - The Association For Haitian American Development, Inc
    To bring awareness about haiti and her people. To present information based on facts. To establish linkage between haiti and the rest of the world. To promote unity, cohesion among all cultures. To embrace our culture.  
    http://www.ahadonline.org/

45. Travel In Port Au Prince - Haiti - Culture - WorldTravelGate.net®-
    city is Petionville, as close as the country gets to typical Caribbean resort culture. nationand is the seat of the State University of haiti (established in  
    http://www.americatravelling.net/haiti/port_au_prince/port_au_prince_culture.htm
    
    Extractions: Port au Prince - Culture Gingerbread trim and a view of the harbor are about all Port-au-Prince has in common with other Caribbean capitals. It's a backward city, but it's no backwater. Much of the activity is centered on the Marche de Fer (the Ironmarket), a 19th century iron and tin mix of Paris train shed and Indian minarets. It's chaos inside, packed with stalls, vendors and piles of fruit, baskets, soap, religious totems and toys. It's hot, noisy and likely to overwhelm the faint of heart. Good places to seek post-shopping repose are the Cathedrale de Port-au-Prince, where the decor owes as much to Africa as to Rome, and the Cathedrale de la Ste Trinite, where you can gaze up at murals by some of the country's most famous artists. The Musee d'Art Haitien du College St Pierre has an excellent collection of paintings. The Musee National is more of a national curio cabinet, featuring King Christophe's suicide pistol and a rusty anchor reputed to have been salvaged from Columbus' Santa Maria. In the hills to the southeast of the city is Petionville, as close as the country gets to typical Caribbean resort culture. Galleries sell Haitian art, and restaurants serve some of the best French cuisine in the country. The Jane Barbancourt Distillery in Boutiller, a few miles east of Port-au-Prince, makes nearly two dozen varieties of rum, including flavors like coffee, coconut and hibiscus. You can taste samples and buy bottles at bargain prices.

46. Sakapfet.com: Haiti News & Entertainment
    Your cyber highway to haiti, this site features message boards, chat rooms, photography of haitian culture, and news related to haiti.  
    http://www.sakapfet.com

47. Travel In Hinche - Haiti - Culture - WorldTravelGate.net®-
    Hinche culture. The bigger part of Barbancourt rum. In Hinche you’llfind a market, as well as in the rest of haiti. The “Foyer  
    http://www.americatravelling.net/haiti/hinche/hinche_culture.htm
    
    Extractions: Hinche - Culture The bigger part of the population is black, and the official languages are Haitian Creole and French. The school system retains French as the main language The official religion is Roman Catholicism, but the constitution allows the free choice of religion. Some of the people practices also voodoo. East of Hinche, Bassin Zim is a 20 m waterfall in a lush setting 30 minutes drive from town (head east on the Thomassique Road, then fork north at Papaye). The cascade fans out over a rounded, sloping, and limestone rockface. At its foot is a 60 m wide natural pool with deep, milky-blue water that is perfect for swimming. Pandiassou is a tiny village along the main road going west out of Hinche toward Maissade. Bishop Laroche of the Diocese of Hinche called Kobonal the "darkest corner of the Diocese of Hinche." The villagers lived in isolation in an environment where fear and superstition dominated their lives. There are regular flights from Port-au-Prince to Hinche.

48. Haitians: Their History And Culture
    narrative. culture Arts and Cultural Values. haiti s uniqueness is reflectedin the originality of its paintings, music, and literature.  
    http://www.culturalorientation.net/haiti/hculture.html
    
    Extractions: HAITIANS THEIR HISTORY AND CULTURE REFUGEE FACT SHEET NO.10 CHAPTER C ONTENTS P REFACE ... RDER A PRINT COPY Storytelling in Haiti is a performance art. The storyteller uses a different voice for each character in the story, and may sing songs as part of the narrative. Culture: Arts and Cultural Values Haiti's uniqueness is reflected in the originality of its paintings, music, and literature. Artists and musicians, drawing from the rich folklife and vitality of the people, have created internationally-recognized works and sounds. Haitian paintings of the "naive" or "primitive" school have long been recognized around the world; works by more famous artists have been exhibited in galleries and museums in the United States and France. Handicrafts such as wood carvings and tapestries also employ this primitive style. Haitian music, like Haiti itself, is an original blend, containing elements of African drum rhythms and European dance music. Haiti has also produced writers, poets, and essayists of international standing. Haitian literature has been written almost exclusively in French; however, with the recognition of Creole as an official language, novels, poems, and plays are being written increasingly in Creole. In 1975, the first novel to be written entirely in Haitian Creole was published;

49. Haitians: Their History And Culture
    The Haitians Their History and culture. Michele Burtoff Civan with FéquièreVilsaint and Gepsie MorissetMétellus. Refugee Fact Sheet Series No.10 1994.  
    http://www.culturalorientation.net/haiti/
    
    Extractions: The Refugee Service Center This Fact Sheet has been developed and printed under a cooperative agreement with the Bureau of Population, Refugees, and Migration of the U.S. Department of State. The material appearing herein does not necessarily represent the policy of that agency, nor the endorsement of the federal government. The contents of this publication are in the public domain and may be reproduced.

50. HAITI - Culture
    The new cultural center stimulated the encounter of both popular artists and reportsAngola Czech Republic Egypt Ethiopia Gabon Ghana haiti Ireland Mongolia  
    http://www.unitedworld-usa.com/reports/haiti/culture.asp

51. Www.haitisurf.com, Haiti, Haitian Website With Chat And Forum
    Home haitian Section About Us Contact Us Register Chat Forum Guest book Make MoneyStore Advertise Business Music culture haiti News World News Sports Weather  
    http://www.haitisurf.com/
    
    Extractions: Claude Barzotti Haiti Twoubadou Web Design Webtools HTML Color Map ... Our members On Our Forum Is Dadou Pasquet the best we have? The monogamy math Should I marry a Haitian woman? Who is Nico ... Headlines Want 2 Visit Haiti? Pictures of Haiti Chat with Haitians Sports News Join Haitisurf Club Advertise on Haitisurf The weather Join the forum Haitian Culture Haitisurf.com Store

52. Haiti 2004 Fruit De Cinq Siècle D’histoire économie Business
    Translate this page le territoire national, ce dont la République Dominicaine est très faiblement pourvue,la richesse de la littérature et de la culture haïtienne, inégalée  
    http://www.cam.org/~interso/h2004/h2004_23.html

53. Culture D'Haiti: La Fondation Mémoire
    haiti.  
    http://members.tripod.com/~memoire/

54. 2004 Slavery Abolition Year UNESCO Culture Sector
    the bicentenary of the proclamation of the first black state, haiti, symbol of academicworld and civil society towards helping to promote a culture of peace  
    http://www.unesco.org/culture/unysa/

55. Haiti Link Directory, Sites Haitiens Haitian Links - Culture
    haiti, culture, Politique, Histoire, Le site de la communaute haitienne de Windowson haiti To raise the level of awareness about haitian culture.  
    http://www.archivex-ht.com/links/culture.html

56. Caribbean Websites And Links Organised In An Easy To Use Directory
    haiti Society and culture. Home Page ThemeIndex haiti haiti - Societyand culture. haiti Forum - promoting haiti and haitian culture  
    http://www.caribbeansitedirectory.com/links/haiti-societyandculture.html

57. About Haiti - Culture.
    haitiAN PROVERBS. haiti is a nonliterate culture. 80% or more ofthe people neither read nor write. Consequently, wisdom is oral.  
    http://www.handsofhope.org.uk/ah_culture.html
    
    Extractions: Although Voodoo is still practiced by a large number of people, there is also a large variety of other religions practised. Marriages or Plasaj As stated earlier Haitians are very close and have strong family values. They have a marriage practice called the Plasaj. In UK we would call this a common law marriage. The Plasaj is most prevalent among the impoverished people. It is not uncommon for a person to have a dozen Plasaj relationships in a lifetime. This is mainly due to the way they network and close extended family relationships. The children of the Plasaj relationships are not treated differently - they are treated as family - there is no differentiation. FOLKLORE AND STORY-TELLING In Haitian culture, story tellers play an important role. They are called griots just as they are in Africa. The griots tell your family history and give you perspective on your future and what you may leave behind as a legacy. MUSIC AND DANCE The poorest nation in the western hemisphere is among the richest when it comes to music. This is a people whose most popular religion worships the deities through singing, drumming and dancing. The prime musical influence is African, although European elements are to be found, but none that are Amerindian.

58. LookSmart - Directory - Culture In Haiti
    culture in haiti Experience haiti s rich heritage by learning aboutthese museums, arts events and cultural festivals. Directory  
    http://search.looksmart.com/p/browse/us1/us317835/us317907/us62951/us142552/us29

59. LookSmart - Directory - Haiti Society & Culture
    haiti Society culture Discover resources detailing haitian culture,society, environment, human rights, religion, and languages.  
    http://search.looksmart.com/p/browse/us1/us317916/us559898/us560128/us560142/us1

60. J. Michael Dash : Culture And Customs Of Haiti
    J. Michael Dash. « culture and customs of haiti». Greenwodd Press. Westport (Conn.), 2000.  
    http://perso.club-internet.fr/jacbayle/livres/archCreol/Dash.html

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