Contenu du sommaire : What is Africa to me now ?

What is Africa to me now ? Guest Editors : Bénédicte Ledent and Daria Tunca

• Introduction

  • The Power of a Singular Story: Narrating Africa and Its Diasporas - Daria Tunca, Bénédicte Ledent p. 1-9
  • What Is Africa to Me Now ? - Caryl Phillips p. 10-14
  • What Is Africa to Me Now ?: The Sweet, the Bitter … - Karen King-Aribisala p. 15-25

• Interview

  • Writing Africa in Belgium, Europe: A Conversation with Chika Unigwe - Elisabeth Bekers p. 26-34

• Essays

  • “The African Presence in Caribbean Literature” Revisited: Recovering the Politics of Imagined Co-Belonging 1930–2005 - Alison Donnell p. 35-55
  • Africa as Voices and Vibes: Musical Routes in Toni Morrison's Margaret Garner and Desdemona - Serena Guarracino p. 56-71
  • Zombies Go to Toronto: Zombifying Shame in Nalo Hopkinson's Brown Girl in the Ring - Rebecca Romdhani p. 72-89
  • In Search of a “Grammar for Black”: Africa and Africans in Lawrence Hill's Works - Pilar Cuder Domínguez p. 90-106
  • Reconfiguring the African Diaspora in Dinaw Mengestu's The Beautiful Things That Heaven Bears - Bénédicte Ledent p. 107-118
  • Dissociation, Spirit Possession, and the Languages of Trauma in Some Recent African-British Novels - Dave Gunning p. 119-132
  • The Great Change and the Great Book: Nnedi Okorafor's Postcolonial, Post-Apocalyptic Africa and the Promise of Black Speculative Fiction - Joshua Yu Burnett p. 133-150

• Evaluators for Volume 46

  - p. 151-151