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  E-mail Message: I thought you might be interested in this item at http://www.worldcat.org/oclc/490615813 Title: Du mouvement "New Negro" à la négritude : crise et quête d'identité noire de l'Amérique à l'Afrique d'hier à demain Author: Codjo S Achode; Robert Mane; Université Paris-Est Créteil Val de Marne (UPEC) Publisher: [S.l.] : [s.n.], 1988. OCLC:490615813

  
  

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Du mouvement "New Negro" à la négritude : crise et quête d'identité noire de l'Amérique à l'Afrique d'hier à demain

Author:	Codjo S Achode; Robert Mane; Université Paris-Est Créteil Val de Marne (UPEC).
Publisher:	[S.l.] : [s.n.], 1988.
Dissertation:	Thèse d'État : Lettres : Paris 12 : 1988.
Edition/Format:	Thesis/dissertation : Thesis/dissertation : Essay : FrenchView all editions and formats
Summary:	LA NEGRO-RENAISSANCE, MOUVEMENT LITTERAIRE ET SOCIAL QUI EMERGEA ET SE DEVELOPPA ESSENTIELLEMENT A HARLEM, QUARTIER NOIR NEW-YORKAIS PENDANT LES ANNEES VINGT, A FORTEMENT INFLUENCE LE NATIONALISME AFRICAIN ET LA PENSEE AFRICAINE DONT, EN PARTICULIER, LA NEGRITUDE. OBSERVEES DE PRES, NEGRO-RENAISSANCE ET NEGRITUDE, DE MEME QUE LES MOUVEMENTS APPARENTES, SEMBLENT PROCEDER D'UNE MEME DEMARCHE, CE QUI EXPLIQUERAIT L'INFLUENCE DE LA PREMIERE SUR LA DERNIERE. CETTE ETUDE EXAMINE CES MOUVEMENTS EN TANT QUE MOUVEMENTS ISSUS DE CRISE ET EN QUETE D'UNE IDENTITE NOIRE; ELLE S'ATTACHE A ELUCIDER CE QU'IMPLIQUE UNE TELLE QUETE. LA QUETE D'IDENTITE NOIRE EXPRIMEE A TRAVERS LE MOUVEMENT NEW NEGRO AMERICAIN, DE MEME QUE LA NEGRITUDE, FORME POSTERIEURE ET PLUS ELABOREE DE QUETE D'IDENTITE, SONT TOUTES DEUX ENGENDREES PAR UNE CRISE NEE DES RAPPORTS DE DOMINATION ET D'EXPLOITATION. LES DEUX QUETES D'IDENTITE RELEVENT DONC D'UN PHENOMENE DE MEME NATURE PROVOQUE PAR LE SYSTEME MONDIAL DE DOMINATION ET D'EXPLOITATION DES HOMMES ENTRE EUX ET DES NATIONS ENTRE ELLES ET QUI PREND L'ALLURE D'UNE CRISE GLOBALE. AUSSI, L'ELIMINATION DE CELLE-CI, ET A TRAVERS ELLE, L'ELIMINATION DES CRISES D'IDENTITE, NE PASSENT-ELLES PAS PAR L'ELIMINATION DU SYSTEME MONDIAL DE DOMINATION ET D'EXPLOITATION? D'OU L'EXIGENCE D'UNE SECONDE... THE NEGRO RENAISSANCE, A LITERRARY AND SOCIAL MOVEMENT WICH EMERGED AND DEVELOPED PRINCIPALLY IN HARLEM, NEW YORK'S BLACK NEIGHBORHOOD, DURING THE 1920'S, HAS GREATLY INFLUENCED AFRICAN NATIONALISM AND AFRICAN THOUGHT, NEGRITUDE IN PARTICUL. CLOSELY OBSERVED, BOTH NEW NEGRO AND NEGRITUDE MOVEMENT, AS WELL RELATED BLACK MOVEMENTS, SEEM TO PROCEED FROM THE SAME APPROACH. THIS STUDY LOOKS INTO THESE MOVEMENTS AS MOVEMENTS BORN OUT OF A CRISIS AND IN SEARCH FOR A BLACK IDENTITY AND ENDEAVORS TO ELUCIDATE THE IMPLICATION OF THAT IDENTITY QUEST. THE CRISIS OF BLACK IDENTITY AS EXPRESSED THROUGH THE NEW NEGRO AND NEGRITUDE MOVEMENTS IS BORN OUT OF DOMINATION AND EXPLOITATION RELA TIONSHIPS. THE SEARCH FOR A BLACK IDENTITY FROM BOTH SIDES DERIVES THEREFORE FROM A PHENOMENON OF THE SAME NATURE GENERATED BY THE WORLD'S SYSTEM OF DOMINATION AND EXPLOITATION OF MEM AMONG THEMSELVES AND OF NATIONS AMONG NATIONS? WHICH HAS TURNED INTO AN OVERALL CRISIS. SO WOULDN'T THE ELIMINATION OF THAT CRISIS, AND THROUGH IT, THE ELIMINATION OF THE WORLD'S SYSTEM OF DOMINATION AND EXPLOITATION? HENCE THE NEED FOR A SECOND REVOLUTION AT WORLD LEVEL, MORE HUMANE AND GIVING WAY TO THE EMERGENCE OF A NEW PROTOTYPE OF CIVILIZATION FREED OF...  Read more...
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Subjects	Harlem Renaissance. Négritude.
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