Abstract
By focusing on specific intertextual references found in Yanick Lahens's 2014 novel Bain de lune , this paper demonstrates how the long-term viability of the Haitian ecology is challenged both on a literary level and in accordance with evolving social, environmental, and identitarian realities.
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