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... . 2 ( 2002 ): 34 -45. Dabla, Séwanou. Nouvelles écritures africaines: romanciers de la seconde génération . Paris: L'Harmattan, 1986 . Dadié, Bernard. Un nègre à Paris . Paris: Présence Africaine, 1959 . D'Almeida, Irene Assiba. Francophone African Women Writers: Destroying...

...MARY JEAN GREEN Although the field of American Studies has expanded beyond the borders of the United States, it continues to marginalize French-speaking cultures in the Americas: Québec, the Francophone islands in the Caribbean, and even Franco-Americans in the U.S. Although this marginalization...

...Scott Newman Abstract This article examines the figuring of Black voices in literature, specifically addressing the grotesque sonority of Anglophone and Francophone African writing. The analysis focuses on the Zimbabwean Dambudzo Marechera’s stuttered speech in the semi-autobiographical short...

...Françoise Lionnet Abstract The continued strategic importance of the Indian Ocean has led to contests over the sovereignty and integrity of its islands and territorial waters. Francophone Mauritian writers have been vocal about a situation they have denounced as unacceptable. Their literary...

... in Modernist Print: Aesthetic Subjectivity, Diaspora, and the Lyric Regime . New York : Columbia University Press , 2015 . © 2017 by University of Oregon 2017 Aimé Césaire Léon-Gontran Damas Caribbean modernism postcolonial poetics francophone studies Works Cited Bongie Chris...

... : L'Atelier d'écriture , 2012 . Print . ———. “Littérature-monde, francophonie et ironie: modèle de violence et violence des modèles.” Parodies, pastiches, réécritures. La question des modèles dans les littératures francophones . Ed. Gauvin Lise van den Avenne Cécile Selao Ching . Lyon...

... Khatibi: Writing a Dynamic Identity.” Trans. Patricia Geesey. Research in African Literatures 23 . 3 ( 1992 ): 167 -76. Mehrez, Samia. “The Subversive Poetics of Radical Bilingualism: Postcolonial Francophone North Africa.” The Bounds of Race: Perspectives on Hegemony and Resistance. Ed...

..., and hybridization of Frenchness both inside and outside of France. In so doing, Marshall dismantles the assumptions of center and periphery, French and Francophone models which are much cherished from a national republican perspective. Marshall’s main purpose is to wrest definitions of French culture from...

... dismantles the assumptions of center and periphery, French and Francophone models which are much cherished from a national republican perspective. Marshall’s main purpose is to wrest definitions of French culture from the centralizing republican grasp because such definitions are “far too important...

... dismantles the assumptions of center and periphery, French and Francophone models which are much cherished from a national republican perspective. Marshall’s main purpose is to wrest definitions of French culture from the centralizing republican grasp because such definitions are “far too important...

... dismantles the assumptions of center and periphery, French and Francophone models which are much cherished from a national republican perspective. Marshall’s main purpose is to wrest definitions of French culture from the centralizing republican grasp because such definitions are “far too important...

... at the outset that “postcolonial francophone memory, testimony, and trauma studies” continue to be “oriented by cartographies, textualities, and temporalities that implicitly center French experiences and narratives of decolonization” (13). Even “the ‘multidirectional’ memory paradigm,” though it has been very...

... to write about migrations both in the Indian Ocean and in the rest of the world, but it is also quite natural, given her simultaneous and multiple belongings, that she should think and write them with and through each other. However, like other minor francophone authors making their voices heard...

... D. “Elsewhere and Otherwise: Lévinasian Eros and Ethics in Le Clézio's La quarantaine.” Orbis Litterarum 56 ( 2001 ): 255 – 75 . Print . Lionnet Françoise . “Universalisms and Francophonies.” International Journal of Francophone Studies 12 . 2–3 ( 2009 ): 203 e– 21...

... and the Bildungsroman . Ithaca : Cornell UP , 2012 . Print . Botting Fred . Gothic . London : Routledge , 1996 . Print . Castañeda Claudia . Figurations: Child, Bodies, Worlds . Durham : Duke UP , 2003 . Print . Cazenave Odile Célérier Patricia . Contemporary Francophone...

... . Albany : SUNY P , 2006 . Print . Dahab Elizabeth . Voices in Exile in Contemporary Canadian Francophone Literature . Landham : Lexington Books , 2010 . Print . Dimock Wai Chee . Through Other Continents: American Literature Across Deep Time . Princeton : Princeton UP , 2006...

... two problems. First, the scarcity of criticism on Quignard and his Chinese influences, which is partly because the majority of Quignard’s works are untranslated. Existing scholarship on Quignard happens almost exclusively within the study of French literature, by mostly Francophone critics rather than...

... in the Caribbean, it is actually the last to be published. Volume 1, Hispanic and Francophone Regions, was pub- lished in 1994 and volume 3, Cross-Cultural Studies, in 1997, all of them with A. James Arnold as editor-in-chief. As with volume 1 in the series, the present volume is equitably divided between...

... in the Caribbean, it is actually the last to be published. Volume 1, Hispanic and Francophone Regions, was pub- lished in 1994 and volume 3, Cross-Cultural Studies, in 1997, all of them with A. James Arnold as editor-in-chief. As with volume 1 in the series, the present volume is equitably divided between...

... Publishing Company, 2001. x, 672 p. Although this is volume 2 of the three-volume A History of Literature in the Caribbean, it is actually the last to be published. Volume 1, Hispanic and Francophone Regions, was pub- lished in 1994 and volume 3, Cross-Cultural Studies, in 1997, all of them...