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| At the time of Independence (1950-1960), the ethos that the African author constructs throughout his literary discourse interacts with a preexisting image previously developed by the writers of the Negritude. Studying the case of //Mission to Kala// by Mongo Beti, this article examines the interrelations and the tensions between the prior ethos of the “African writer” and the one that Mongo Beti projects in this specific novel. The analysis focuses on the conditions that allow the writing of a novel whose author is looking to reposition himself in the literary French field and, in a broader sense, in the public sphere. By doing so, he reconstructs his identity as a writer as well as an African. Finally, by considering the relationship between the text and its reader we wish to shed light on some institutional dimensions of the so-called “African literature”. | At the time of Independence (1950-1960), the ethos that the African author constructs throughout his literary discourse interacts with a preexisting image previously developed by the writers of the Negritude. Studying the case of //Mission to Kala// by Mongo Beti, this article examines the interrelations and the tensions between the prior ethos of the “African writer” and the one that Mongo Beti projects in this specific novel. The analysis focuses on the conditions that allow the writing of a novel whose author is looking to reposition himself in the literary French field and, in a broader sense, in the public sphere. By doing so, he reconstructs his identity as a writer as well as an African. Finally, by considering the relationship between the text and its reader we wish to shed light on some institutional dimensions of the so-called “African literature”. |
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| [[http://aad.revues.org.acces.bibl.ulaval.ca/1676|Sela, 2014, HTML]]### | [[http://aad.revues.org/1676|Sela, 2014, HTML]]### |
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| KEMEDIJO, Cilas, « Note sur la mission sociale de l'évolué dans //Chemin d'Europe// de Ferdinand Oyono, //Mission terminée// de Mongo Beti », dans Justin K. Bisanswa et Kasereka Kavwahirehi (dir.), //Dire le social dans le roman francophone contemporain//, Paris, Honoré Champion, 2011, p. 251-274. +++ Chapitre de collectif | KEMEDIJO, Cilas, « Note sur la mission sociale de l'évolué dans //Chemin d'Europe// de Ferdinand Oyono, //Mission terminée// de Mongo Beti », dans Justin K. Bisanswa et Kasereka Kavwahirehi (dir.), //Dire le social dans le roman francophone contemporain//, Paris, Honoré Champion, 2011, p. 251-274. +++ Chapitre de collectif |
| FLANNIGAN, Arthur, « African Discourse and the Autobiographical Novel: Mongo Béti's //Mission terminée// », dans //French Review//, vol. 55, n° 6 (mai 1982), p. 835-845. +++ Article de revue | FLANNIGAN, Arthur, « African Discourse and the Autobiographical Novel: Mongo Béti's //Mission terminée// », dans //French Review//, vol. 55, n° 6 (mai 1982), p. 835-845. +++ Article de revue |
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| ### [[www.jstor.org/stable/390650?seq=1#page_scan_tab_contents|Flannigan, 1982, PDF]] ### | ### [[http://www.jstor.org/stable/390650?seq=1#page_scan_tab_contents|Flannigan, 1982, PDF]] ### |
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| SMITH-BESTMAN, Gisèle, « Signification des sujets dans //Mission Terminée// et //Le Pauvre Christ de Bomba// de Mongo Beti », dans //Peuples Noirs-Peuples Africains//, n° 23 (1981), p. 109-119. +++ Article de revue | SMITH-BESTMAN, Gisèle, « Signification des sujets dans //Mission Terminée// et //Le Pauvre Christ de Bomba// de Mongo Beti », dans //Peuples Noirs-Peuples Africains//, n° 23 (1981), p. 109-119. +++ Article de revue |