Rivista | Il Tolomeo
Fascicolo | 21 | 2019
Articolo | L’humanisme panaméricain de Jacques Stephen Alexis
Abstract
This essay analyses Jacques Stephen Alexis’ masterpiece Romancero aux étoiles (1960), which can be considered as a practical application of his sociopoetic theories for a Panamerican humanism. Indeed, in this collection of folktales, Alexis revolutionises the popular imaginary and the genres of orature, but he also reintroduces the Taino/Native contribution to the Haitian identity and culture, devoting two tales to two mythical Taino figures: the queen Anacaona and the viens-viens. The analysis of these two tales, “Dit de la Fleur d’Or” and “Le sous-lieutenant enchanté”, allows to understand the new conception developed by Alexis, that of the influence of orature in literature and also his openness to a pluriethnic and pluricultural Americanism.
Presentato: 22 Maggio 2019 | Accettato: 31 Luglio 2019 | Pubblicato 19 Dicembre 2019 | Lingua: fr
Keywords Haitian folktales • Romancero aux étoiles • Orature • Jacques Stephen Alexis • Anacaona
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L’humanisme panaméricain de Jacques Stephen Alexis |
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Del Rossi Sara |
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fr |
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http://edizionicafoscari.it/it/edizioni4/riviste/il-tolomeo/2019/1/lhumanisme-panamericain-de-jacques-stephen-alexis/ |
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This essay analyses Jacques Stephen Alexis’ masterpiece Romancero aux étoiles (1960), which can be considered as a practical application of his sociopoetic theories for a Panamerican humanism. Indeed, in this collection of folktales, Alexis revolutionises the popular imaginary and the genres of orature, but he also reintroduces the Taino/Native contribution to the Haitian identity and culture, devoting two tales to two mythical Taino figures: the queen Anacaona and the viens-viens. The analysis of these two tales, “Dit de la Fleur d’Or” and “Le sous-lieutenant enchanté”, allows to understand the new conception developed by Alexis, that of the influence of orature in literature and also his openness to a pluriethnic and pluricultural Americanism. |
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Il Tolomeo |
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Vol. 21 | Dicembre 2019 |
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2019-12-19 |
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2019-07-31 |
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2019-05-22 |
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2499-5975 |
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Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International Public License |
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http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/ |
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10.30687/Tol/2499-5975/2019/01/016 |
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yes |
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Anacaona |
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Anacaona |
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Haitian folktales |
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Haitian folktales |
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Jacques Stephen Alexis |
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Jacques Stephen Alexis |
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Orature |
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Orature |
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Romancero aux étoiles |
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Romancero aux étoiles |
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