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Contesting the dominant other: the case of the Francophone North African writer
Other Titles
Race and the humanities.
Abstract
Mehrez discusses the recent development of bilingual writing among Francophone writers (specifically Arab) as being distinct from the currently-existing alternatives of writing in French while adhering to a metropole perspective or of immersing oneself in Arabic. She points out the political implications of such a choice.
Description
Recorded in Ithaca, NY by Cornell University., Speaker(s): Assistant Professor of Near Eastern Studies, Cornell University., Lecture, April 16, 1988. 70 minutes
Date Issued
1988-04-16Subject
Bilingualism and literature; Arabic literature--Foreign countries; Algerian literature (French)
Type
sound