Africa in Literature: A Continent in its Mirror

Africa in Literature: A Continent in its Mirror
No 241, 2012/1 - 158 pages
Pages 7 to 9

Editorial

By Jean-Bernard Véron

Observations

Pages 11 to 27

The Project-Aid Paradigm Endures

By Dominique Dordain, Luc Mogenet

Africa in Literature

Pages 29 to 42

Africa in Literature: A Continent in its Mirror

By Jean-Michel Devésa, Alexandre Maujean
Pages 43 to 53

Negro-African Literature and African History

By Lilyan Kesteloot
Pages 55 to 72

African Crime Fiction: The World As It Is or the World As We Would Like It to Be?

By Karen Ferreira-Meyers
Pages 73 to 91

Toward Which African History?

By Justin K. Bisanswa
Pages 93 to 110

Alain Mabanckou's African Identity Without a Past.

By Jean-Michel Devésa

Signposts

Pages 111 to 113

Issues and Diversity of the Francophone Literature of Sub-Saharan Africa

By Nicolas Di Méo
Pages 114 to 115

The Affirmation of Africa in the Field of World Literature

Pages 116 to 117

The Great African Authors Writing in French

Pages 118 to 119

From African Feminine Literature to African Writers

By Hugo Bréant
Pages 120 to 121

Publishing in Francophone Africa: A Stymied Development

By Luc Pinhas
Pages 122 to 123

Africa and Literary Prizes: What Integration to the Book Chain on the Continent?

By Nathalie Carré
Pages 124 to 124

From the Prix Tropiques to the Prix littéraire of the French Development Agency

By Jean-Bernard Véron

Pages 125 to 150

Reviews

By Jean-Pierre Bat