Contenu du sommaire : Reading Closely: Investigating Textuality in Afrophone Literatures

Reading Closely: Investigating Textuality in Afrophone Literatures. Guest Editors : Flora Veit-Wild, Clarissa Vierka

• Dedication

  - p. VII-VIII

• Introduction

  • Digging into Language - Flora Veit-Wild, Clarissa Vierka p. IX-XVIII

• Essays

  • Hearing Voices: The Linguistic and Narrative Design of Three Eminent Shona Novels - Flora Veit-Wild p. 1-23
  • Leaving Parched Gardens and Discussing Narration with the Reader: Metatextualities in the Contemporary Swahili Novel - Lutz Diegner p. 24-43
  • Playing with the Tensions between Animal and Human Allegories in Ignatius Mabasa's Novel Imbwa Yemunhu [Youdog] - Maurice Taonezvi Vambe p. 44-61
  • “Discord Melted Away”: Metaphors of Emotions in Swahili Literary Texts - Rosanna Tramutoli p. 62-76
  • No Ordinary Love: Literary Reconfigurations of the Antelope Woman's Tale in Two Novels by Daniel Ọlọ́runfẹ́mi Fágúnwà - Anja Oed p. 77-97
  • “Harare, Haarari—S/He Does Not Sleep”: Imagining the City in Charles Mungoshi's Ndiko Kupindana Kwamazuva and Ignatius Mabasa's Mapenzi - Katja Kellerer p. 98-115
  • Constructing the African City Through Hip-hop in “Nai Ni Ya Who?” by Muthoni the Drummer Queen - Nikitta Dede Adjirakor p. 116-134
  • “What Is There In My Speaking”: Re-Explorations of Language in Abdilatif Abdalla's Anthology of Prison Poetry, Sauti Ya Dhiki - Clarissa Vierke p. 135-157
  • Sci-fi and Afrofuturism in the Afrophone Novel: Writing the Future and the Possible in Swahili and in Shona - Alena Rettová p. 158-182