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Softcover. Condition: Bon. Traces d'usure sur la couverture. Petite(s) trace(s) de pliure sur la couverture. Edition 2011. Ammareal reverse jusqu'à 15% du prix net de cet article à des organisations caritatives. ENGLISH DESCRIPTION Book Condition: Used, Good. Signs of wear on the cover. Slightly creased cover. Edition 2011. Ammareal gives back up to 15% of this item's net price to charity organizations.…

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Paperback. Condition: New. Much of Francophone literature is a response to an elaborate discourse that served to bolster colonial French notions of national grandeur and to justify expansion of French territories overseas. A form of colonial exoticism saw the colonized subject as a physical, cultural, aesthetic and even sexual singularity. Francophone writers sought to rehabilitate the status of non-Western peoples who, through the use of anthropometric techniques, had been racially classified as inferior or primitive. Drawing on various Francophone texts, this collection of new essays offers a compelling study of the literary body--both corporeal and figurative. Topics include the embodiment of diasporic identity, the body politic in prison writing, women's bodies, and the body's expression of trauma inflicted by genocidal violence. …

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Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. Much of Francophone literature is a response to an elaborate discourse that served to bolster colonial French notions of national grandeur and to justify expansion of French territories overseas. A form of colonial exoticism saw the colonized subject as a physical, cultural, aesthetic and even sexual singularity. Francophone writers sought to rehabilitate the status of non-Western peoples who, through the use of anthropometric techniques, had been racially classified as inferior or primitive. Drawing on various Francophone texts, this collection of new essays offers a compelling study of the literary body--both corporeal and figurative. Topics include the embodiment of diasporic identity, the body politic in prison writing, women's bodies, and the body's expression of trauma inflicted by genocidal violence. Drawing on varied Francophone texts, the scholars brought together in this volume offer a compelling study, which puts the body and its relationship to its ecologies at the forefront. The notion of body itself points to numerous perspectives across disciplines, including in Literature and the Arts. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

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Couverture rigide. Condition: Neuf. Dust Jacket Condition: Neuf. Renée Colin-Noguès passe deux années au cur du pays Sénoufo, à Sikasso et dans sa région le Kènèdougou, " Terre de Lumière ". Le pays est alors culturellement fort de ses rites et de sa société : la colonisation l'a blessé mais fondamentalement peu bouleversé. Avec son mari, Roland Colin, administrateur colonial, ils sont tous deux convaincus de vivre les derniers moments de la domination française et les prémices de l'indépendance. Ils apprennent la langue et vont de village en village. Roland prend des notes (peu administratives) pour approfondir ta connaissance de la culture Sénoufo, Renée prend des photos de confiance partagée. Sans volonté ethnographique, ses photographies de cur renseignent aujourd'hui un univers des formes qui comme partout s'étiole, voire disparaît. En Afrique, Renée Colin-Noguès s'inscrit parmi ces photographes blancs du quotidien, souvent anonymes et méconnus, qui ne viennent pas faire des reportages à sensation ou " voler des images ". Coloniaux et personnalités atypiques comme Pierre Verger ou Anita Conti, ils sont un versant de cet échange historique qui marque pour longtemps les humanités qui les accueillent. Les Editions Revue Noire ont caeur de révéler le regard de ces " Occidentaux à part " dans le même sens qu'elles ont révélé des centaines de photographes africains pour participer à la construction d'une autre image de l' " autre ", un " autre nous-même ".…

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Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. Much of Francophone literature is a response to an elaborate discourse that served to bolster colonial French notions of national grandeur and to justify expansion of French territories overseas. A form of colonial exoticism saw the colonized subject as a physical, cultural, aesthetic and even sexual singularity. Francophone writers sought to rehabilitate the status of non-Western peoples who, through the use of anthropometric techniques, had been racially classified as inferior or primitive. Drawing on various Francophone texts, this collection of new essays offers a compelling study of the literary body--both corporeal and figurative. Topics include the embodiment of diasporic identity, the body politic in prison writing, women's bodies, and the body's expression of trauma inflicted by genocidal violence. Drawing on varied Francophone texts, the scholars brought together in this volume offer a compelling study, which puts the body and its relationship to its ecologies at the forefront. The notion of body itself points to numerous perspectives across disciplines, including in Literature and the Arts. Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability.…