Centre et périphérie
Centre(s) et périphérie(s) dans les lettres francophones
Résumé (en anglais)
Sometimes moving and sometimes disturbing, Francophone literature highlights the pairs center/periphery, unity/diversity, metropolis/margin, as well as other concepts such as « miscegenation », « identity » and « otherness ». These writings are characterized by their complex dynamic, as well as by the tendency of various literatures to become autonomous and by various centers (Paris, Brussels, Montreal, Dakar, Abidjan, Alger, Bucharest) and various peripheries to compete each other, their discourse being at the same time a quest for a center and a reconquest of meaning.
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francophony · diversity · quest of center · becoming autonomousCiter cet article
Perișanu, M. (2004). Centre(s) et périphérie(s) dans les lettres francophones. Dialogos, 09, 68–74.
Perișanu, Mariana. “Centre(s) et périphérie(s) dans les lettres francophones.” Dialogos, vol. 09, 2004, pp. 68–74.
Perișanu, Mariana. 2004. “Centre(s) et périphérie(s) dans les lettres francophones.” Dialogos 09: 68–74.
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