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Showing 1 to 6 of 6 for “"Haitian literature"”.

  1. Spiralism in Haitian Literature: the Chaos-Creation Cycle

    … time and experiences and repeating characters. Haitian writers have historically faced significant barriers to publication, which has contributed to the marginalization of Haitian literature in academic discourse. This thesis explores why and to what extent Haitian literature has been …

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  2. Vers Une Problematique De L'Alterite Dans La Constuction De L'Identite Haitienne: Etude De Romans Choisis De Jean Metellus et De Marie Vieux Chauvet

    … played a significant role in Haiti's history and literature, and always been present as a recurrent theme in Haitian literature. Many studies have analyzed therelationships between Haiti, France and the United States, focusing on the economic and/or political impact of these countries on Haiti, or …

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  3. Partir marron: Un parcours sémantique à travers les trous de la mémoire collective haïtienne

    … that is, the fugitive slave. Specific, in the Haitian lexicography, it stands for a shifty and cunning individual, particularily a " <em>Woule m debò</em> "1. One has to recognize that there is a double meaning associated with the word, and at the same time, the syntagmatic locution "<em>partir …

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  4. Death as Poetics of Dislocation in the Global South: René Depestre, Maryse Condé, and Santiago Gamboa

    … many of the nation’s troubles—extracts Haiti and Haitians out of a position of isolated victimhood at the margins and proposes instead a view of Haitians as transnational, diasporic heroes whose agency re-enters the world in order to heal it. Similarly, Maryse Condé has recourse to mourning to …

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  5. Poétique(s) de la révolution: construction d’identité au travers des littératures Algérienne et Haïtienne

    … but constantly evolving. I show how, in these literatures written in French from Haiti and Algeria, revolution becomes an embedded trait of identity and a way of thinking despite their specific colonial histories, cultures and traditions. My project is framed by postcolonial theories but also …

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