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Showing 1 to 5 of 5 for “"Gisèle Pineau"”.
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Retour au paysage natal : Zur Natur im postkolonialen Roman der frankophonen Antillen
… Confiant, Edouard Glissant, Daniel Maximin, Gisèle Pineau, Clément Richer, Jacques Roumain, Simone Schwarz-Bart, Raphaël Tardon und Joseph Zobel). Untersucht wird, wie Natur in diesen Texten dargestellt wird und welche Implikationen dies für die existentielle Konzeption der Autoren mit sich …
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La mise en page de l’enfant déraciné: l’identité, la mémoire et l’autofiction
… by Gaël Faye, Un papillon dans la cité (1992) by Gisèle Pineau and France, récit d’une enfance (2006) by Zahia Rahmani. This analysis brings together literature from Francophone regions that not often examined together: Burundi, Guadeloupe and Algeria respectively. These stories merit comparison …
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Doubly Marginalized: The Representation of Female Adolescence and 'Otherness' In Several Contemporary French Novels by Women of Non-French Origin
… (1999) and Un papillon dans la cité (1992) by Gisèle Pineau, Kiffe kiffe demain (2004) by Faïza Guène, and Terminus nord (1992) by Malika Wagner. Each of the four novels studied for this thesis provides a different perspective on growing up in France, according to differing factors relating to …
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Consuming cultures: the cultinary poetics of Francophone women's literature
… Schwarz-Bart’s and Papillon dans la cité by Gisèle Pineau. My dissertation shows how food and cooking are used as cultural markers, and provide an activity that binds the characters together and separates them from the dominant French culture. In addition to being a cultural indicator in …
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Creolizing the canon: engagements with legacy and relation in contemporary postcolonial Caribbean writing
… Carpentier, Aimé Césaire, Édouard Glissant, Gisèle Pineau, and Shani Mootoo; while the more direct canonical rewritings of Maryse Condé and Derek Walcott are the subject of Chapter Four. Behind these readings of the contemporary Caribbean canon lies a fundamental question: what makes these …