The goal of this thesis is the study of way tow African novelists describe the body ; Ahlam Mosteghanemi from Algéria and Calixthe Beyala from Cameroon. Our analisis traces the writings about the body to a symbolic structure where social discourses meet literary practices. The writings about the body, male or female, are studied from a perspective locked in the problematics of social and literary practices. More than a simple description, the body becomes an esthetic disguise through which the two novelists bypass censorship to tackle all their cultural taboos. Thus the sphere of the body combines discourses of subversion and reversal as well as negotiation and self censorship. What’s more, the body subject of literature bears in itself a t...
L'identité constitue une des notions-clés des littératures africaines. Elle prend une résonance part...
N. Martin-Granel—Body, Power, Writing in Two African Novels. Two a priori quite different novels hav...
N. Martin-Granel—Body, Power, Writing in Two African Novels. Two a priori quite different novels hav...
The goal of this thesis is the study of way tow African novelists describe the body ; Ahlam Mostegha...
Le but de cette thèse est d’étudier l’écriture du corps chez deux romancières qui ont l’Afrique comm...
Le but de cette thèse est d’étudier l’écriture du corps chez deux romancières qui ont l’Afrique comm...
In the heart of the aesthetic transformations of African literature of French expression, a special ...
In the heart of the aesthetic transformations of African literature of French expression, a special ...
The human body defines itself by its materialism envisaged from the point of view of its shape, of i...
Le corps humain se définit par sa matérialité envisagée du point de vue de sa forme, de son tempéram...
The human body defines itself by its materialism envisaged from the point of view of its shape, of i...
The human body defines itself by its materialism envisaged from the point of view of its shape, of i...
Au cœur des métamorphoses esthétiques de la littérature africaine d’expression française, il apparaî...
Abstract Werewere Liking and Calixthe Beyala: Feminist discourse and fiction. — Werewere Liking and ...
Abstract Werewere Liking and Calixthe Beyala: Feminist discourse and fiction. — Werewere Liking and ...
L'identité constitue une des notions-clés des littératures africaines. Elle prend une résonance part...
N. Martin-Granel—Body, Power, Writing in Two African Novels. Two a priori quite different novels hav...
N. Martin-Granel—Body, Power, Writing in Two African Novels. Two a priori quite different novels hav...
The goal of this thesis is the study of way tow African novelists describe the body ; Ahlam Mostegha...
Le but de cette thèse est d’étudier l’écriture du corps chez deux romancières qui ont l’Afrique comm...
Le but de cette thèse est d’étudier l’écriture du corps chez deux romancières qui ont l’Afrique comm...
In the heart of the aesthetic transformations of African literature of French expression, a special ...
In the heart of the aesthetic transformations of African literature of French expression, a special ...
The human body defines itself by its materialism envisaged from the point of view of its shape, of i...
Le corps humain se définit par sa matérialité envisagée du point de vue de sa forme, de son tempéram...
The human body defines itself by its materialism envisaged from the point of view of its shape, of i...
The human body defines itself by its materialism envisaged from the point of view of its shape, of i...
Au cœur des métamorphoses esthétiques de la littérature africaine d’expression française, il apparaî...
Abstract Werewere Liking and Calixthe Beyala: Feminist discourse and fiction. — Werewere Liking and ...
Abstract Werewere Liking and Calixthe Beyala: Feminist discourse and fiction. — Werewere Liking and ...
L'identité constitue une des notions-clés des littératures africaines. Elle prend une résonance part...
N. Martin-Granel—Body, Power, Writing in Two African Novels. Two a priori quite different novels hav...
N. Martin-Granel—Body, Power, Writing in Two African Novels. Two a priori quite different novels hav...