Poétiques mémorielles et imaginaire collectif : canne à sucre et émancipation en Caraïbe

By means of the recurring theme of sugar cane which appears in all contemporary literature from the Caribbean islands, this article will emphasise upon the emergence of a memorial poetics turned towards the past instead of looking forward towards the 21st century, as a way of recovering their identi...

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Main Author: Sandra Monet-Descombey Hernández
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Language:Spanish
Published: Presses universitaires du Midi 2017-12-01
Series:Caravelle
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Online Access:https://journals.openedition.org/caravelle/2441
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description By means of the recurring theme of sugar cane which appears in all contemporary literature from the Caribbean islands, this article will emphasise upon the emergence of a memorial poetics turned towards the past instead of looking forward towards the 21st century, as a way of recovering their identity through colonial history (slavery) and post-colonial one (independences, cultural and political revolutions) up to the present century. The sugar plantation (economy, society, identity) tends to disappear from current landscapes but still represents a symbol of historical resistance as well as the common expression of interregional Caribbean identity; besides, it remains a reconceptualized theme in the theoretical essays of many Caribbean authors from the beginning of the 21st century until today.
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spellingShingle Sandra Monet-Descombey Hernández
Poétiques mémorielles et imaginaire collectif : canne à sucre et émancipation en Caraïbe
Caravelle
“Ingenios” (Sugar Mills)
Identity tracks
Slavery recollections
Caribbean literatures
Emancipation
title Poétiques mémorielles et imaginaire collectif : canne à sucre et émancipation en Caraïbe
title_full Poétiques mémorielles et imaginaire collectif : canne à sucre et émancipation en Caraïbe
title_fullStr Poétiques mémorielles et imaginaire collectif : canne à sucre et émancipation en Caraïbe
title_full_unstemmed Poétiques mémorielles et imaginaire collectif : canne à sucre et émancipation en Caraïbe
title_short Poétiques mémorielles et imaginaire collectif : canne à sucre et émancipation en Caraïbe
title_sort poetiques memorielles et imaginaire collectif canne a sucre et emancipation en caraibe
topic “Ingenios” (Sugar Mills)
Identity tracks
Slavery recollections
Caribbean literatures
Emancipation
url https://journals.openedition.org/caravelle/2441
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