Cette étude s’appuie sur un corpus représentatif du mouvement connu sous le nom de « dub poetry », une forme de poésie antillaise anglophone contemporaine. Le travail des poètes étudiés se distingue par l’emploi généralisé du Créole, le recours à des messages politiques explicites ou encore une grande proximité avec les acteurs et les pratiques des musiques populaires jamaïcaines des soixante dernières années. Bien que les dub poets publient des textes, la performance publique de poésie reste le moyen privilégié de diffusion de leurs oeuvres et la finalité de leur travail de composition. En ce sens, l’objet principal de ce travail est l’étude des relations entre oralité et écriture dans les poèmes du corpus. Plus précisément, l’hypothèse ce...
This article traces the origins and routes of Dub and performance poetry from the Caribbean to Canad...
Les années 1945-1960 correspondent en France à un moment important de réoralisation de la poésie : c...
One of the basic assumptions of Decolonialism is that the "coloniality of power" does ...
Cette étude s'appuie sur un corpus représentatif du mouvement connu sous le nom de dub poetry , u...
Dub poetry is a form of oral poetry which developed in Jamaica in the 1970 's and which drew its ins...
International audienceThis paper looks at diamesic variation in the works of Jamaican and Anglo-Jama...
Dub poetry represents a major form of Black popular art, standing as a perfect mix of past and prese...
This article examines dub poetry as an artistic form located along several borderlines, both spatial...
International audienceThe question of dialect has always been central to Caribbean literature, and m...
La dub poetry è un genere poetico e musicale che ha avuto grande seguito e diffusione sia in Giamaic...
Dub poetry represents a major form of Black popular art, standing as a perfect mix of past and pre...
Thesis (MA)--Indiana University, Dept. of Folklore and Ethnomusicology, 2000At its core, dub poetry ...
Thesis (Ph.D.)--Indiana University, Dept. of Folklore and Ethnomusicology, 2007Dub poetry, or reggae...
Dub is a term that resonates in multiple aspects of electronic dance music culture. In the crates of...
Dub poetry emerged out of reggae culture in 1970s Kingston, Jamaica and spoke to the everyday realit...
This article traces the origins and routes of Dub and performance poetry from the Caribbean to Canad...
Les années 1945-1960 correspondent en France à un moment important de réoralisation de la poésie : c...
One of the basic assumptions of Decolonialism is that the "coloniality of power" does ...
Cette étude s'appuie sur un corpus représentatif du mouvement connu sous le nom de dub poetry , u...
Dub poetry is a form of oral poetry which developed in Jamaica in the 1970 's and which drew its ins...
International audienceThis paper looks at diamesic variation in the works of Jamaican and Anglo-Jama...
Dub poetry represents a major form of Black popular art, standing as a perfect mix of past and prese...
This article examines dub poetry as an artistic form located along several borderlines, both spatial...
International audienceThe question of dialect has always been central to Caribbean literature, and m...
La dub poetry è un genere poetico e musicale che ha avuto grande seguito e diffusione sia in Giamaic...
Dub poetry represents a major form of Black popular art, standing as a perfect mix of past and pre...
Thesis (MA)--Indiana University, Dept. of Folklore and Ethnomusicology, 2000At its core, dub poetry ...
Thesis (Ph.D.)--Indiana University, Dept. of Folklore and Ethnomusicology, 2007Dub poetry, or reggae...
Dub is a term that resonates in multiple aspects of electronic dance music culture. In the crates of...
Dub poetry emerged out of reggae culture in 1970s Kingston, Jamaica and spoke to the everyday realit...
This article traces the origins and routes of Dub and performance poetry from the Caribbean to Canad...
Les années 1945-1960 correspondent en France à un moment important de réoralisation de la poésie : c...
One of the basic assumptions of Decolonialism is that the "coloniality of power" does ...