Author(s):
Abramovici, Serge 
Date: 2014
Persistent ID: http://hdl.handle.net/10216/7970
Origin: Repositório Aberto da Universidade do Porto
Subject(s): Literatura francesa - Estudos críticos; Cultura francesa
Document details
L'autre est un Je
Description
The 'differentness' of the poets of the Antilles cannot be attributed to an exotic cultural — thematic or cultural — point of reference; rather it structures the language of the respective texts in their minimum units, rhythm, syntax, prosody, etc.. The perception of the 'Other' points us to our own obscurity from which only the crossing of races — or rather, the linguistic crossing of races - can liberate us.
The 'differentness' of the poets of the Antilles cannot be attributed to an exotic cultural — thematic or cultural — point of reference; rather it structures the language of the respective texts in their minimum units, rhythm, syntax, prosody, etc.. The perception of the 'Other' points us to our own obscurity from which only the crossing of races — or rather, the linguistic crossing of races - can liberate us.
Document Type
Article
Language French
Language French
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