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La trilogie romanesque « Assanou attin » de Jean-Marie Adiaffi ou la Renaissance de lâAfrique dans la mondialisation
The Novel Trilogy « Assanou attin » by Jean-Marie Adiaffi or the Renaissance of Africa in Globalization
ABSTRACT: In an approach that borrows from the specificities of Pierre Zimaâs sociocriticism, this reflection reveals the hideous face of globalization structured according to an essentially Western vision. As such, the study advocates a de-globalization which presents itself, for Africans, as a return to ancestral values and which opens the way to a re-globalization whose architectural base would be the unity of the African peoples. Such a globalization would undoubtedly consecrate the Renaissance of Africa.
RĂSUMĂ : Dans une dĂ©marche qui emprunte les spĂ©cificitĂ©s de la sociocritique de Pierre Zima, la prĂ©sente rĂ©flexion rĂ©vĂšle le visage hideux de la mondialisation charpentĂ©e selon une vision essentiellement occidentale. Ă ce titre, lâĂ©tude prĂ©conise une dĂ©mondialisation qui se prĂ©sente, pour les Africains, comme un retour aux valeurs ancestrales et qui ouvre ipso facto la voie Ă une remondialisation dont le socle architectonique serait lâunitĂ© des peuples africains. Une telle mondialisation consacrerait assurĂ©ment la Renaissance de lâAfrique
La trilogie romanesque « Assanou attin » de Jean-Marie Adiaffi ou la Renaissance de lâAfrique dans la mondialisation
The Novel Trilogy « Assanou attin » by Jean-Marie Adiaffi or the Renaissance of Africa in Globalization
ABSTRACT: In an approach that borrows from the specificities of Pierre Zimaâs sociocriticism, this reflection reveals the hideous face of globalization structured according to an essentially Western vision. As such, the study advocates a de-globalization which presents itself, for Africans, as a return to ancestral values and which opens the way to a re-globalization whose architectural base would be the unity of the African peoples. Such a globalization would undoubtedly consecrate the Renaissance of Africa.
RĂSUMĂ : Dans une dĂ©marche qui emprunte les spĂ©cificitĂ©s de la sociocritique de Pierre Zima, la prĂ©sente rĂ©flexion rĂ©vĂšle le visage hideux de la mondialisation charpentĂ©e selon une vision essentiellement occidentale. Ă ce titre, lâĂ©tude prĂ©conise une dĂ©mondialisation qui se prĂ©sente, pour les Africains, comme un retour aux valeurs ancestrales et qui ouvre ipso facto la voie Ă une remondialisation dont le socle architectonique serait lâunitĂ© des peuples africains. Une telle mondialisation consacrerait assurĂ©ment la Renaissance de lâAfrique
Afropeanism in LĂ©onora Mianoâs âTels des astres Ă©teintsâ: a rhematic scription of identities transmigration
LâafropĂ©anisme, cette notion popularisĂ©e dans lâespace francophone par lâĂ©crivaine
camerounaise LĂ©onora Miano, concerne les Noirs ayant lâune des nationalitĂ©s europĂ©ennes et
possĂ©dant une culture Ă la fois africaine et europĂ©enne, voire amĂ©ricaine. Cette identitĂ© de lâentredeux, paradigmatique de la transmigration des identitĂ©s, est matĂ©rialisĂ©e dans Tels des astres Ă©teints par
le brassage linguistique perceptible dans lâexpression des personnages et par leurs goĂ»ts musicaux
hybrides qui assemblent des airs africains, européens et américains. Leurs dénominations hétérogÚnes
les inscrivent, par ailleurs, dans cette logique de mĂ©tissage culturel puisquâils ne portent que des
prénoms qui ressortissent de sphÚres culturelles autres que celles dont ils sont originaires. Par ce jeu
dâĂ©criture, Tels des astres Ă©teints de LĂ©onora Miano apparaĂźt finalement comme une scription
rhématique de la transmigration des identités.The afropeanism, notion popularized in the Francophone space by the Cameroonian writer
Leonora Miano, relates to European national Black people having both an African and European and
even American culture. This inter-identity paradigmatic of identities transmigration is materialized in Tels
des astres Ă©teints by the linguistic melting pot, characteristic of individualsâ expressions, and by their
hybrid tastes in music, a mix of African, European and American tunes. Furthermore, their
heterogeneous names are part of this mingling of cultures logic since having first names from cultural
spheres other than their origins. In the end, Tels des astres Ă©teints appears like a rhematic scription of
identities transmigration
Quand on refuse on dit non dâAhmadou Kourouma
From a socio-semiotic perspective, this article aims to contribute to highlight the presupposed identitarian origins of war in CĂŽte dâIvoire as described in the posthumous novel of the Ivorian writer Ahmadou Kourouma. Resorting to a literalization of this conflict perceived through a dislocation of the narrative which melts into a fragmented story told in terrible French, Ahmadou Kourouma shows how the concept of âIvoiritĂ©â resulting in excessive quest for a pure Ivorian citizenship threw the country into chaos. Instead of this anthropogenic âIvoiritĂ©-racineâ, he advocates for a therapeutic âIvoiritĂ©-rhizomeâ, a true reflection of a cosmopolitan CĂŽte dâIvoire
ClimbiĂ© de Bernard B. DadiĂ©Â : Une rhĂ©torique scripturale mĂ©tachronique de lâafropolitanisme
Climbié by the Ivorian writer Bernard B. Dadié appears as a panafricanist ideal refoundation novel since "circulation des mondes" in the tale shows an African solidarity gradually converging to a mentality of blackness. The woven friendship and enmity report evade racial thoughtfulness. Black people have two cultures: the first, black ancestors inherited and the second left by white colonizers. As such, this work is an unsuccessful phenomenography of panafricanism and appears ultimately as preterm textualization of afropolitanism, this sense of identity nesting of the here and the elsewhere