Raconter le corps de la femme pour rompre le consensus. Une lecture du roman africain moderne

The woman’s body is a common place in African literature that renews the imaginations and visions of the world in the modern novel. It is revealed in a discourse of a new vision of woman’s commitment that authors develop in their story and which results from contemporary experiences. It is this poet...

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Main Author: Secka Gueye
Format: Article
Language:fra
Published: Université Abderrahmane Mira 2023-06-01
Series:Multilinguales
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Online Access:http://journals.openedition.org/multilinguales/9973
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description The woman’s body is a common place in African literature that renews the imaginations and visions of the world in the modern novel. It is revealed in a discourse of a new vision of woman’s commitment that authors develop in their story and which results from contemporary experiences. It is this poetics of feminity that we highlight through the reading of the novels of Tahar B. JELLOUN, Ken BUGUL, Fatou DIOME, Fatou KEÏTA, Mohamed. M. SARR. In this study, we intend to show that beyond the set schemes of body representation, the so radical perception of woman’s sedition in these different novels, meets the outlines of an insubordination of the imaginary. Thus, in our analysis we will point out the strangeness and even the delirium of speeches invested in the texts selected on for this purpose.
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Raconter le corps de la femme pour rompre le consensus. Une lecture du roman africain moderne
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Woman
body
sexuality
wandering
sedition
title Raconter le corps de la femme pour rompre le consensus. Une lecture du roman africain moderne
title_full Raconter le corps de la femme pour rompre le consensus. Une lecture du roman africain moderne
title_fullStr Raconter le corps de la femme pour rompre le consensus. Une lecture du roman africain moderne
title_full_unstemmed Raconter le corps de la femme pour rompre le consensus. Une lecture du roman africain moderne
title_short Raconter le corps de la femme pour rompre le consensus. Une lecture du roman africain moderne
title_sort raconter le corps de la femme pour rompre le consensus une lecture du roman africain moderne
topic Woman
body
sexuality
wandering
sedition
url http://journals.openedition.org/multilinguales/9973
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