Lewis A. Clorméus

Revolutionary Change and Democratic Religion

World Religions

“This book offers us an interesting reflection on questions relating to freedom, human dignity, and religious traditions in Haiti. The author examines various works contributing to the development of Haitian thought and in relation to universal and human rights. He also studies different approaches to religion and secularism developed by Haitian authors (Jacques Roumain, Jean-Bertrand Aristide, Laënnec Hurbon, and Jean Fils-Aimé) in a context of social change. It is an important book to offer! It is a book to discover, absolutely!”