Francophone Literatures of the New World

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Francophone Literatures of the New World

Description

Collection of critical essays on contemporary Francophone literatures and the certain expression of Francophone identities through diverse uses of the French language in different geographies. Contains the following essays by their respective authors: Pauline Collet - "De la passion du sacrifice au complexe du martyre," Hans R. Runte - "Acadia as literary topos," Karolyn Waterson - "The mythical dimension of Pelagie-la-charrette," Normand Dube - "The Franco-American presence: a New England French literature," Mathe Allain - "The French literature of Louisiana," Julien J. Lafontant - "The dynamic message of Diacoute and Gouverneurs de la rosee," and James P. Gilroy - "The theme of the Christ in francophone Caribbean literature: Roumain's Gouverneurs de la rosee"

Creator

Gilroy, James P. (editor)

Publisher

University of Denver

Date

1982

Contributor

Collet, Paulette
Runte, Hans R.
Waterson, Karolyn
Dube, Normand C.
Allain, Mathé
Lafontant, Julien J.

Language

Français and English

Type

Book

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Coverage

20th century, North America

Contribution Form

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Zotero

Num Pages

147

Place

Denver, Colorado

Series

Occasional Papers: University of Denver, Department of Foreign Languages and Literatures

Series Number

2

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