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Between Totem And Taboo

Name: Between Totem And Taboo
Brand: UNIVERSITY OF EXETER PRESS
SKU: 04743742
Price: 77.09 EUR
Availability: InStock
Author: Roger Little
ISBN: 9780859896498

Black Man, White Woman in Francographic Literature

Roger Little

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Inglese

Libro Rigido

Codice Libristo: 04743742

Casa editrice UNIVERSITY OF EXETER PRESS, febbraio 2001

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Between Totem and Taboo picks its way judiciously through a minefield of prejudice, myth and stereotypes. It is the first book to explore the literary representation by authors black and white, male and female, of interracial relations between France and her former territories in West Africa through the special nexus of the white woman and the black man. Presented as a text-based chronological exploration of the relationship from 1740 to the present day, it reveals how racism distorted such relations for a quarter of a millennium. It will fascinate anyone seriously interested in Black studies, Women's studies and Postcolonial studies, who will find in it not only many unknown or unconsidered texts but a new angle of approach to their research. All quotations are in French and English.