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In his research on contemporary french literature, he published essays on hervé guibert, françois bon, georges perec, and claude simon. His teaching addresses issues of social belonging and identity through the historical, political, and medical representations of borders and the body in contemporary french and francophone literature and film.
Corporeal archipelagos: writing the body in kanaky-new caledonia and te ao mā’ohi (french polynesia). • “literature, or the traveling tattoo: stéphanie ari’irau richard and déwé gorodé’s mobile manuscripts.
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Sep 26, 2016 ndiaye publishes on francophone literature edited “the body in francophone literature,” with moussa sow (mcfarland books, 2016).
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Imagining the body in pacific francophone literature imagining the body in pacific francophone literature porcher-wiart, titaua 2015-08-25 00:00:00 titaua porcher-wiart `aore a ra i mha to`na riri, rave atura i to`na tuamo`o ei panai mou`a, to`na `ao`ao ei purou mou`a, to`na manava ei pati`i ata marevareva, to`na toahua e to`na `i`o ei pori fenua, to`na rima e na avae ei faaetaeta no te fenua.
Summary/abstract: the article concerns the place of corporeality in the poetry of a maurician francophone poet umar timol. One can distinguish four main attitudes towards the human body in timol’s texts: body as an object of worship or – on the contrary – of disdain and condemnation, body as a humanitarian challenge and as an object of self-reflection.
Challenging normative spaces and gazes: the body in 20 th and 21 st century francophone culture’ this special issue of l’esprit créateur (summer 2020) will provide a holistic examination of the body in francophone culture within and beyond the metropole, with a broad temporal, national, ethnic, racial, gendered and generic scope.
Corporeal archipelagos: writing the body in francophone oceanian women's literature offers an examination of contemporary literature from the french-speaking oceanian region through a focus on four of its most prolific women writers and the ways in which these writers negotiate identity construction through one of the most powerful identity markers in the region: the body.
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Imagery of the body as manifested in the myths of origin, in language, and in indigenous literature to understand how tahitians and kanak view themselves in the cosmos, in history, and in contemporary society. Next, i focus on the body as a consolidated entity and as able, in this respect, to enter into the political arena.
Farnham that cartesian dualism dominated concepts of mind and body in the french.
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African literature (francophone) 19 african literature (francophone). The term francophone african literature is widely used to designate sub-saharan african literature written in french by authors living in africa or abroad. It derives from francophonie, the nineteenth century neologism coined by the french geographer onesine redus (1837.
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‘imagining the body in france and the francophone world’ is a bilingual, cross-cultural and interdisciplinary conference which will take place in birmingham on the 19th and 20th january 2018. The event is being organised by polly galis, antonia wimbush, and maria tomlinson.
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