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Voix éthniques, ethnic voices. Volume 2

Voix éthniques, ethnic voices. Volume 2

Claudine Raynaud (dir.)
GRAAT

Éditeur : Presses universitaires François-Rabelais

Lieu d’édition : Tours

Publication sur OpenEdition Books : 1 juin 2017

Collection : GRAAT

Année d’édition : 1996

Nombre de pages : 156

Présentation

This second volume is a companion piece to GRAAT 9 "Ethnic Voices," edited by Claude Julien. It reflects more closely than the first the international participation in our 1991 conference sponsored by the GRAAT of Tours, the CERCA of Orléans and the CETANLA of the Sorbonne Nouvelle. Thanks to Chantal Zabus we have been able to reprint a bibliography of Ken Saro-Wiwa's work to introduce the volume. The essays bear witness to the ongoing work of the participants, when the original papers could not be available or, when, in the case of Ozenwa Ohaeto, after numerous attempts, we were unable to help him attend the conference. In addition, contributions have been solicited from other critics in the field of African American studies for their work highlighted the theoretical position of some of the articles collected here, thus creating a fruitful dialogue.

Sommaire

Claudine Raynaud

Remerciements

Claudine Raynaud

Introduction: "Violences, Silences and Metissages"

Chantal Zabus

Bibliography of Ken Saro-Wiwa's works

African Voices

Ezenwa-Ohaeto

Cultural Imperative and Social Validity in Modern Nigerian Drama: the Plays of Saro-Wiwa, Nwabueze and Irobi

Chantal Zabus

“Wɔta Don Pas Gari”: EnPi as the Post-Ethnic Voice in Nigeria

African American Voices

Michael Awkward

'A National Idea': Canons, Power, and (Afro-) American Literary Studies

Cheryl A. Wall

Whose Sweet Angel Child? Blues Women, Langston Hughes, and Writing during the Harlem Renaissance

Rafia Zafar

Cooking Up a Past: Two Black Culinary Narratives

Mae G. Henderson

(W)Rriting The Work and Working the Rites

William L. Andrews

Toni Morrison's Beloved and the Traditions of the African American Slave Narrative

Sabine Bröck

A Trace of Body Writing: Morrison's Beloved

Native American Voices

Kathryn W. Shanley

The Cinematic Eye in James Welch's Fools Crow

David L. Moore

Articulate Silence and the Mythic Eye in Ray Young Bear and Leslie Silko
Contributors

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