Contesting historical divides in Francophone Africa

Contesting historical divides in Francophone Africa

by Griffiths, Claire

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  • Full title :Contesting historical divides in Francophone Africa / edited byClaire H. Griffiths.

Edition Statements

  • Publication Date:©2013

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The Physical Object

  • Description:1 ressource en ligne (x, 285 pages) : : illustrations (certaines encouleur), cartes

Edition Identifiers

  • ISBN:1908258535, 9781908258533
  • oclc:on1335028498
  • LC Classification:PQ3980
  • Dewey Decimal:840.996

Table of Contents

Front cover; Title pages; Copyright page; Contents; List of illustrations; Acknowledgements; Preface; Claire H. Griffiths: Introduction: Contesting historical divides in Francophone Africa: post-slavery, post-colonial, post-imperial; Jonathan Derrick: Looking back to ""France of 100 million inhabitants"": Roots of the present in colonial French Africa; David Perfect and Martin Evans: Trouble with the neighbours? Contemporary constructions and colonial legacies in relations between Senegal and The Gambia; Martin Evans: Historiographies, nationalisms and conflict in Casamance,Senegal.

Simon Massey: Ties that bind and ties that don't: France's role in the Comoros archipelagoClaire H. Griffiths: Shifting centres and static peripheries: Geographies of power in Francophone African development politics; Brenda Garvey: Relocating the traditional in the Senegalese classroom; Alice Burgin: The dialectics of negritude in Francophone African film: Mansour Sora Wade's ""Ndeysaan""; Sarah Burnautzki: Negotiating postcoloniality in Francophone Africa literature; Concluding remarks; Notes on Contributors;Bibliography; Index; Back cover.

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