Gerard Etienne Et Le Carnaval: Pour Une Esthetique De La Revolte Au Feminin.
Quebec Studies 1999, Spring-Summer, 27
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Publisher Description
par Mounia Benalil University of British Columbia The essay tackles the issue of female identity in the fictional and the theoretical work of Gerard Etienne. The novels of the present study, Une femme muette (1983) and La Reine soleil levee (1983) represent an attempt to deconstruct the stereotype of the Black woman in Haitian literary discourse as a vestige of the feudal colonial period.
GENRE
History
RELEASED
1999
22 March
LANGUAGE
FR
French
LENGTH
47
Pages
PUBLISHER
American Council for Quebec Studies
SIZE
238.8
KB
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