The African And Caribbean Historical Novel In French: A Quest For Identity (Francophone Cultures And Literatures),Used

The African And Caribbean Historical Novel In French: A Quest For Identity (Francophone Cultures And Literatures),Used

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The African and Caribbean Historical Novel in French: A Quest for Identity examines the historical novel that has emerged in Francophone Africa and the Caribbean since the late 1930s and includes such writers as Edouard Glissant of Martinique and Paul Hazoum of Benin. This study underscores the ideological differences that distinguish the African and Caribbean historical novel from the classical nineteenthcentury European historical novel. Through a postcolonial reading, the author examines the influence of Negritude on these writers and calls for an Afrocentric approach.

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