Erratum

This article refers to:

Afro-Latin Carnival and the Carnivalesque in the African American Novel

Armstrong, P. (2012) ‘Afro-Latin Carnival and the Carnivalesque in the African American Novel’, Latin American and Caribbean Studies, vol. 7, no. 3, pp. 295–320.

The above article was first published with several errors.

•	On page 298 the reference to Burke (2009) should be a reference to Burke (1978).
•	On page 300 the English translation of entrudo is missing. Following “entrudo” please insert “(i.e. Shrovetide – the Sunday, Monday and Tuesday preceding Lent – and, as with carnival, the associated surrounding festivities)”.
•	On page 301 the English translation of luso-tropical is missing. It means ‘referring to the cultural milieu of the Portuguese colonies’.
•	On page 307 the citation for Another Country should read “(Baldwin, 1962)”. The corresponding reference is already present in the reference list.
•	On page 311 “Euro-, Afro-, Ibero-, Euro-Amerindian” should be replaced with “European, African and Amerindian”.
•	On page 313 the block quote should be attributed to “Walcott, 1970” to match the reference already present in the reference list.
•	On page 316 citations to Ho (2000) and Burton (1997) do not have corresponding entries in the reference list. The full references are as follows: ○ Ho, C. G. T. (2000) ‘Popular culture and the aesthetization of politics: hegemonic struggle and postcolonial nationalism in Trinidad carnival’, Transforming Anthropology, vol. 9, no. 1, pp. 3–18. ○ Burton, R. (1997) Afro-Creole: Power, Opposition, and Play in the Caribbean, Cornell University Press, Ithaca, NY.
•	On page 317 the reference to Cohen (1982) does not have a corresponding citation and should be removed from the list of references.
•	On page 319 the Urry reference should be to “The Tourist Gaze: Leisure and Travel in Contemporary Societies. 2nd ed.”, not just “2nd”.

Taylor & Francis apologises for these errors.