Présence objective des corpus et processus subjectif de rememory selon Jean-Marie Volet et Margaret Busby
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serval:BIB_33F81BFB623E
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A part of a book
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Institution
Title
Présence objective des corpus et processus subjectif de rememory selon Jean-Marie Volet et Margaret Busby
Title of the book
Africana, Figures de femmes et formes de pouvoir
Publisher
Classiques Garnier
Address of publication
Paris
ISBN
978-2-406-12733-8
ISSN
2103-5636
Publication state
Published
Issued date
18/05/2022
Peer-reviewed
Oui
Volume
2
Series
Francophonies
Pages
271-288
Language
french
Abstract
This article focuses on the constitution of corpus in African literature by women, comparing the legacy of Jean-Marie Volet to the library of Lausanne with the anthologies edited by Margaret Busby and devoted to "daughters of Africa" in 1992 and 2019. The significance of such anthologies and collections is then discussed in relation to the development of African literature through the concept of "rememory" such as developed and explained by Toni Morrison.
Keywords
Littérature africaine, Femmes, Anthologies, Rememory, Canon, Classiques
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Yes
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04/08/2022 5:37
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