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EDOUARD GLISSANT, founder of the Institut Martiniquais d'Etudes and the journal Acoma, was born in I928 in Sainte-Marie,. Martinique.

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Poe tics of relation / Édouard Glissant: transIated by Betsy Wing. p. cm. Includes bibliographical references. ISBN 0-472-09629-X (cloth : alk. paper).

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by M Diawara · 2011 · Cited by 143 — Before going to press, we learned that Édouard Glissant had passed away peacefully on February 3, 2011, in Paris. This sad news adds to the rich texture of his ...

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(Glissant, 1997) provides the conceptual justification for irreducibility, for inexplicability, for the right to non-transparent difference. Black ...

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by E GLISSANT · Cited by 7468 — All of Edouard Glissant's work, as a poet, novelist, play wright, or theoretician from the very beginning (Les Indes and Sokil de Ia conscience [1956], La ...

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Concept, choreography et interpretation: OKTAWIA ŚCIBIOR / SAMORY BA ... [email protected]. Oktawia Ścibior +33 7 62 73 36 18. Samory Ba tel. +33 ...

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by É GLISSANT · 2021 · Cited by 14 — Glissant begin with Glissant even if, in many respects, his words have an inaugural force thanks to their originality. To measure his contribution is to ...

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right to opacity," or argued in favor of this, whoever I was speaking to would exclaim indignantly: "Now it's back to bar- barism!

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Édouard Glissant (1928– 2011) was a poet, novelist, playwright, philosopher and literary critic, and was a leading voice in postcolonial theory and Carib- bean ...

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I created choreography that was often performed against a backdrop of 16 mm films that I cheekily borrowed from the South African Apartheid Propaganda office.

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In recent decades artists have progressively expanded the boundaries of art as they have sought to engage with an increasingly pluralistic environment.

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Dunham's uti- lization of contra dances in her choreography serves as an anchor for constructing her Brazilian imaginary; this resonates with Glissant's ...

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Today flash agents are the relay agents who are in tune with the irnplicit violence of contacts between cultures and the lightning speed of techniques of ...

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Usually, I believe that Glissant sees these words in a very active sense, implying a real change of direction. This can be the act oftaking another path, or ...

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Glissant argues that everyone has the right to move through the world and be in relationship to others without needing to be graspable or transparent: the ...

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An award-winning fiction and poetry writer, Glissant (1928-2011) is arguably the most influential Caribbean thinker of the 20th century, who over the course of ...

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This book is a long meditation on and philosophical treatment of the work of Édouard Glissant, with special attention to the poetics devel-.

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I also adapted the photographic term “opacity” to the lived body, inspired by Édouard. Glissant's theories (Glissant and Loric 2012).

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The techniques and performances, manual and intellectual, like the actions of Nature, that enable the form of a work of art or the appearance of an object to be ...

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In Carribean Discourse (1989), Édouard Glissant writes: The written requires nonmovement: the body does not move with the flow of what is said.

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