The Principle of Pleasure as a Compensation for Existential Alienation. A Reading in Ṭarafa’s Poem (MuʻAllaqa) and Prufrock by the English Poet T.S. Eliot.
Récit de soi et latence langagière dans Mes hommes à moi de Ken Bugul
Abstract : In her novel Mes hommes à moi, Ken Bugul, through the narrator, exposes the problem of her sexuality and the effects of colonization. In an attempt to understand the relationship between self-narrative and the latency of the author’s discourse, i ask myself in what way the self-story reveals the emancipation of the author and at the same time the truths of the world? The theories of pragmatic and the autobiography will help us to see through the said and not-said discourse of the narrator, a form of liberation and even emancipation of the author.
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Danielle Valla Kameni Kwente. Récit de soi et latence langagière dans Mes hommes à moi de Ken Bugul. International journal of language and literature, American Research Institute for Policy Research, 2019, 7 (1), pp.114-120. ⟨10.15640/ijll.v7n1a14⟩. ⟨hal-02278662⟩