Friday, August 17, 2018

Naipaul Turns 86 Year of LiTTributes to Laureates to honour learning legacies Invitation to Collaborate




A life that has come full circle. Sir Vidiadhar Surajprasad Naipaul who passed away on August 11, 2018 would have been celebrating his 86th birthday on August 17, 2018. It is almost like the old colonial rhyme, if Naipaul’s life can be minimalized into the weeklong life and times of Solomon Grundy.
 But with all the acclamation pouring in on his death, the awards he has from the literary world including the highest - the Nobel Award for Literature; with more than 30 works to his name, two honours from the Queen of the Commonwealth, and as holder of the highest national honour of Trinidad and Tobago - the Trinity Cross, it cannot be said that Sir Vidia died ‘unnecessary and unaccommodated.’ (See Reflections on Naipaul this blog)
His works demonstrate that throughout his life he was somewhat haunted by the sense of non-belonging and metaphoric homelessness that surfaces in many of his works, captured in the early pronouncement in his epic and most quoted biographical novel, A House for Mr Biswas: “How terrible it would have been…to have lived without attempting to lay clam to one’s portion of the earth; to have lived and died as one had been born, unnecessary and unaccommodated.”
To recognize the value and volume of his literary contribution we will embark on a yearlong series of LiTTributes to the LaureaTTes here and abroad in keeping with the LiTTributes that followed the publication of LiTTscapes – Landscapes of Fiction from Trinidad and Tobago.  See article image this page.

As has been well -recognised in the critical acclaim, LiTTscapes defines and captures the ‘sense of place’ of Naipaul and a hundred other writers, locating them not only in landmarks, but also in cultures, lifestyles and experiences of small island life.
The Year of LiTTributes to the LaureaTTes follows the Year of Derek Walcott,   spearheaded with Nobel Laureate Derek Walcott in his 75th years in conjunction with the Trinidad Theatre Worksop.(See Nobel Tears for and of A Neobel Bard this blog)
We are inviting collaborations and partnerships for The Year of LiTTributes to the LaureaTTes by which we will revive appreciation, respect and understanding of the land, culture and peoples that inspired the works of Trinidad-born Nobel Laureate Sir Vidia Naipaul who passed away last week  on August 11, 2018, and Nobel Laureate Derek Walcott who died two years ago on March 17, 2017.
There has been much talk of how Naipaul may be remembered by the land of his birth, if at all. As I reminded on the death of Nobel Laureate Derek Walcott with whom I collaborated over several years for culling a literarily-friendly environment, we are not doing them, but ourselves, any favours by such remembrances. All we can aim to do is pass on the value of their ingenuity to next generations that is reflected in their life’s work.
It is understanding and appreciating the knowledge traditions from which we have emerged to balance the celebration of mindlessness which art we are also known to have refined and along the lines of presenting this through events, activities and collaborations at home and abroad.
LiTTributes and LiTTours have already been staged across the Caribbean, the Americas, Canada, the UK and Europe.
Following the launch of LiTTscapes at WhiteHall one of the Magnificent Seven in Port of Spain which featured children reading and dramatisations and local cuisine represented in LiTTscapes,  the first LiTTribute to the Republic took place in Trinidad and Tobago in commemoration of the Jubilee year of Independence, and Republican status, hosted by the First Lady of Trinidad and Tobago, Dr Jean Ramjohn Richards and the author of LiTTscapes at the 19th century Knowsley Building in Trinidad’s capital.
LiTTribute to the Mainland, Guyana was held in collaboration with Heritage building, Moray House and Guyana Drama Guild with dances and dramatisations. Head of the Guyana Prize for literature provided an appraisal and review of LiTTscapes. LiTTribute to the Antilles in Antigua featured veteran authors and poets as well as the young poets, staged amidst the heritage collections of the Antigua Museum
LiTTribute to LondonTTown featured dramatisation by the filmmaker son of Caribbean literary












icon Royston Heath who carries his name, BBC’s Ros Atkins, director of the Commonwealth Foundation, writer Lakshmi Persaud and others. Other LiTTributes have been staged in Europe, America and Canada.
In Naipaul’s acknowledgement of the value to him of my first book   Finding A Place, - that it unearths much about his father Seepersad, that he, Naipaul did not know is the value to many other Trinbagonian families in the diaspora whose history and heritage Finding A Place traces back the hundred years from Naipaul acclaimed as “The Lord of the English Language” through their processes of social, political and cultural adaptation since their departure from the Motherland.
Now out of print and evolving into an illustrated multimedia new edition, Finding a Place has been critically acclaimed as an original and groundbreaking study in its mapping of the literary history and heritage of our islands and the antecedents of writers as Sir Vidia Naipaul as it traces the social, political, cultural and literary processes over the century that saw the blossoming of a national literature and the nation of Trinidad and Tobago into Independence.
It's blurb reads:
"Kris Rampersad's book takes an intimate look at the blossoming of Trinidad s literary consciousness. Through the eyes and the words of the writers, she maps their contribution to Indo Trinidadian literature from those evolutionary years in 1850, to its flowering in the 1950s. It also represents a close look at the exciting oral culture of these people as depicted by their music, dance and storytelling, and examines the biographies of the main figures who contributed to social, cultural, economic and political development throughout this period. While the main focus of the work is on language and literary development, other aspects of Trinidad's development are also explored cross-culturation, politics, race relations, social mobility and women's issues in relation to their influence and impact on the writings. Further, the raw material of Finding A Place (12 little-known and rare publications between 1850 and 1950) introduce a new set of data through which the evolution of Trinidad and Tobago can be examined by others.
It involved intimate study of many families and not only Naipaul and other writers, examined through family lore and reports, manuscripts and collections. I looked at  housed at the Naipaul collections at Universities in America and Britain but written and oral accounts of many family histories in Trinidad and Tobago and the Caribbean. This knowledge fed into LiTTscapes as well. I am in the process of collating the full array of this research for future study.  (See more this blog Demokrissy – www.kris-rampersad.blogspot.com).
The Limitless Year of LiTTributes to the Laureate
These are the islands that nurtured the literary leanings and the genius of the likes of Nobel Laureate Sir Vidia Naipaul and substantially inspired Nobel Laureate Derek Walcott and the literary canon of Trinidad and Tobago. This is what Finding a Place began and LiTTscapes celebrate. The LiTTributes and LiTTours launched in conjunction with the book invite intimate engagement with not only writers, but to engage with those elements of value in whatever spheres and fields, that create and sustain a nation, including spheres of education.
The Year of LiTTributes to Laureates recall our ‘Year of Derek Walcott’ which included Evening Epic under the patronage of the then President of Trinidad and Tobago, His Excellency George Maxwell Richards and the piloted five awards for literature, drama and film in conjunction with the Trinidad Theatre Workshop while we were producing Walcott’s musical Steel.
“From the Year of Derek Walcott, St Lucia developed and instituted on its national events’ calendar a week in tribute to its Nobel Laureates. Movie Towne, which was a sponsor of what we pitched as the award for film scripts, developed that with its partners into what has now become a national film festival. Many of those who participated in those awards developed confidence to advance their creative interests and there were many other spinoffs.
The tribute to Naipaul, took place four years earlier, on Naipaul’s receipt of his Nobel Laureate in 2001.  
With Naipaul’s Laureate, the then Minister of Culture, Ganga Singh, had endorsed a proposal for then new National Library to be named after Naipaul but there was widespread negative reception, even from among the so- called intellectual and academic and many who should know better and be supporting efforts to forge an enlightened society, not tear it apart. Surveying the state of the country, riddled with crime, mindlessness and disrespect of elders, groups and others, some of them may want to rethink their stance and let go of animosities or other hostilities and recalcitrance in the interest of next generations.
We invite individuals, groups, corporations, industry and others in the national to international spheres to become partners and associates. The ‘Year of LiTTributes to the LaureaTTes’ will include a number of grassroots-driven developmental actions that would secure legacies of learning, aspirations for excellence and appreciation for generations to come, while stimulating new paths for economic, cultural, social and political development.
We lament the state of our society but we do not take the actions to transform it. We have a historically ingrained cultural habits that scoff and downplay achievement, intelligence, knowledge and book learning and we are still saddled with systems that treat literature and learning as elitist, exclusive clubs and cliques.  LiTTributes have infinite number of forms with a blueprint of many exciting actions for anyone who may be interested in meaningful social development and cultural transformation. These include but are not limited to developmental initiatives associated with sprucing up or engagement with the natural, built and cultural environment, some of which have been promoted by LiTTours and LiTTeas and LiTTevents, but there are many more in our bag of innovation and imagination.
Awareness and appreciation are precursors to respect and understanding that break down animosities, make connections, foster intergenerational and elderly appreciation and value the positive and creative stimuli that spring from our natural social and cultural impulses, so as to downplay those negative elements. By this, we will be not only reclaiming ‘writers’ in the process, but our environment and people as well.
A more successful education system would tap into this, not try to impose forms and formats that frustrate the development and blossoming of natural talents. Naipaul in fact summed up the education system in his rather succinct satirical statement placed in the mouth a caricature of one of his teachers as Queen’s Royal College, “the purpose of education is to form, not to inform.” We are reaping the whirlwind of this depreciation of knowledge and intelligence and uninformed approaches to development.
Dubbed  ‘the reading room outside the reading room,’ with LiTTscapes, LiTTributes, LiTTours and related events, existing arenas become our classroom, whether it is industrial or community spaces and our medium is those already practiced lifestyle and habits -- the vast and open landscapes, cultures, habits and activities through which persons of any age, any field, interest or discipline can identify, participate and share confidently his/her or their value with others. They are geared to reawaken our sense of self, as several of the reviewers of LiTTscapes have noted, but also to attract interest, and investment as well. So the targets are not only to children and families and communities and schools, but the industries and industrialists, social planners and investors as well in a range of spheres too, who want to distill the best of what they have to offer to their employees, investors and others. Other specific elements of the vision to encourage those with resources to make more meaningful investments in developing the social and cultural capitals of the fields, spheres and districts they occupy – and not just in the physical sense - will unfold as we move forward. There are many ways we can plant the best of us into the landscapes and mindscapes of our country and people for the better evolution of our society.
For books, bookings and to advance partnerships and collaborations email Dr Rampersad with the subject ‘Laureates’ at lolleaves@gmail.com and visit and follow developments on social media.



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