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Kate Averis , Isabel Hollis-Touré

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20 octobre 2016

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EAN13

9781783169290

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English

Poids de l'ouvrage

3 Mo

Travel writing, migrant writing, exile writing, expatriate writing, and even the fictional travelling protagonists that emerge in literary works from around the globe, have historically tended to depict mobility as a masculine phenomenon. The presence of such genres in women’s writing, however, poses a rich and unique body of work. This volume examines the texts of Francophone women who have experienced or reflected upon the experience of transnational movement. Due to the particularity of their relationship to home, and the consequent impact of this on their experience of displacement, the study of women's mobility opens up new questions in our understanding of the movement from place to place, and in our broader understanding of colonial and postcolonial worlds. Addressing the proximities and overlaps that exist between the experiences of women exiles, migrants, expatriates and travellers, the collected essays in this book seek to challenge the usefulness, relevance or validity of such terms for conceptualising today’s complex patterns of transnational mobility and the gendered identities produced therein.

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University of Wales Press

Date de parution

20 octobre 2016

EAN13

9781783169290

Langue

English

Poids de l'ouvrage

3 Mo

FRENCH AND FRANCOPHONE STUDIES

Exîes, Traveers and Vagabonds

Serîes Edîtors

Hanna Dîamond (Cardîff Unîversîty) Caîre Gorrara (Cardîff Unîversîty)

Edîtorîa Board

Ronan e Coadîc (Unîversîté Rennes 2) Coîn Davîs (Roya Hooway, Unîversîty of London) Dîdîer Francfort (Unîversîté Nancy 2) Sharîf Gemîe (Unîversîty of South Waes) H. R. Kedward (Sussex Unîversîty) Margaret Majumdar (Unîversîty of Portsmouth) Nîchoas Parsons (Cardîff Unîversîty) Max Sîverman (Unîversîty of Leeds)

Other tîtes în the serîes Davîd A. Pettersen,Amerîcanîsm, Medîa and the Poîtîcs of Cuture în 1930s France (2016) Amaeena Damé and Gî Rye (eds),Women’s Wrîtîng în Twenty-Fîrst-Century France: Lîfe as Lîterature(2013) Fîona Barcay (ed.),France’s Coonîa Legacîes: Memory, Identîty and Narratîve(2013) Jonathan Ervîne,Cînema and the Repubîc: Fîmîng on the margîns în contemporary France(2013) Kate Grîfiths and Andrew Watts,Adaptîng Nîneteenth-Century France: Lîterature în Fîm, Theatre, Teevîsîon, Radîo and Prînt(2013) Cerî Morgan,Mîndscapes of Montréa: Québec’s urban nove, 1950–2005(2012)

FRENCH AND FRANCOPHONE STUDIES

Exîes, Traveers and Vagabonds

Rethînkîng Mobîîty în Francophone Women’s Wrîtîng

Edîted by KATE AVERIS AND ISABEL HOLLIS-TOURÉ

UNIVERSITY OF WALES PRESS 2016

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ISBN eISBN

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The rîght of The Contrîbutors to be îdentîied as authors of thîs work has been asserted în accordance wîth sectîons 77, 78 and 79 of the Copyrîght, Desîgns and Patents Act 1988.

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Serîes Edîtors’ Preface Acknowedgements Notes on contrîbutors

Introductîon:

Contents

Rethînkîng Mobîîty în Francophone Women’s Wrîtîng Kate Averîs and Isabe Hoîs-Touré

Part I. Famîîa Frames, Transnatîona Tropes Chapter 1: Strangers în Theîr Own Homes: Dîspaced Women în Léonora Mîano’sL’Intérîeur de a nuîtandContours du jour quî vîentIsabe Hoîs-Touré

Chapter 2:

Chapter 3:

Chapter 4:

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Mîgrant Wrîtîng în Quebec: Femae Mobîîty în Kîm Thúy’sRu 33 Jeanette den Toonder Genderîng Mîgrant Mobîîty în Fatou Dîome’s Noves 54 Chrîstopher Hogarth ‘Exîées de famîe’: Traveîng Texts by Wordwîde Women Wrîters 71 Aîson Rîce

Part II. Rewrîtîng Identîtîes as Dîspaced Subjects Chapter 5: Traveîng în Troube:Vagabondageîn Isabee Eberhardt’s Trave Wrîtîng 93 Dúnaîth Bîrd

Ectopîc Lîterature: The Emergence of a New Transnatîona Lîterary Space în Europe în the Works of Eva Amassy and Rouja Lazarova Margarîta Afaro

‘Thîngs Comîng From Every Dîrectîon’: Lesîe Kapan’s ‘Cubîst’ Exporatîons Anna-Louîse Mîne

Chapter 11:

Restartîng the Stopped Cock of Tîme: Rethînkîng Mobîîty în Edwîdge Dantîcat’s Non-Fîctîon Bonnîe Thomas

Part III. Future Dîrectîons în Women’s Mobîîty

Chapter 10:

Chapter 9:

Educatîon and Exîe în the Wrîtîngs of Massa Bey and Maîka Mokeddem Sîobhán McIvanney

Cross-Atantîc Mobîîty: The Experîence of Two Shores în Fatou Dîome’sLe Ventre de ’AtantîqueBoukary Sawadogo

Mobîîty, Motîîty, Gender: Traveîng Haîtî Chares Forsdîck

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Women on the Move Mîdred Mortîmer

Afterword:

Chapter 12:

Chapter 7:

Reapproprîatîng ‘Exîe’? Transcuturaîty between Word and Image în Lea Sebbar’s Mes Agérîes en FranceJane Hîddeston

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Exîes, Traveers and Vagabonds

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Chapter 6:

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Index

212

Chapter 8:

Serîes Edîtors’ Preface

Thîs serîes showcases the work of new and estabîshed schoars workîng wîthîn the ieds of French and francophone studîes. It pubîshes întroductory texts aîmed at a student readershîp, as we as research-orîentated monographs at the cuttîng edge of theîr dîscîpîne area. The serîes aîms to hîghîght shîftîng patterns of research în French and francophone studîes, to re-evauate tradî-tîona representatîons of French and francophone îdentîtîes and to encourage the exchange of îdeas and perspectîves across a wîde range of dîscîpîne areas. The emphasîs throughout the serîes wî be on the ways în whîch French and francophone communîtîes across the word are evovîng înto the twenty-irst century.

Hanna Dîamond and Caîre Gorrara

Acknowedgements

The edîtors of thîs voume gîve theîr sîncere thanks to a of the contrîbutors for theîr unlaggîng commîtment to thîs book project sînce îts începtîon. We aso wîsh to acknowedge the vauabe înput of the anonymous readers of the manuscrîpt, who posed chaeng-îng questîons and provîded fruîtfu înes of enquîry, pushîng the rethînkîng of mobîîty în Francophone women’s wrîtîng în new dîrectîons. We woud îke to gîve thanks to coeagues at our respec-tîve înstîtutîons, încudîng Charotte Chopîn, Catrîona MacLeod, Erîca Burnham, Caîre Mîer-Bersoué and Rebecca Pouget at the Unîversîty of London Instîtute în Parîs and Fabîan Schuppert, Mîchae Pîerse, Federîco Pageo, Brenda Morrîs, John Thompson, Maeve McCusker and Kîeran McEvoy at Queen’s Unîversîty Befast. Kate Averîs woud îke, în partîcuar, to thank Tato, no stranger to transnatîona mobîîty, for provîdîng the tîme and the space to brîng thîs book to competîon. Isabe Hoîs-Touré woud îke to add partîcuar thanks to Moussa, Méody and Zachary and both the Hoîs and Touré famîîes for supportîng her în her own mobîîty. Heartfet thanks aso to Kate, for addîng the inîshîng touches to thîs voume when Zachary was born.

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