Langue Et Style Dans ‘‘C’est Le Soleil Qui M’a Brûlée’’ De Calixthe Beyala
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Calixthe Beyala is a unique writer who seeks to achieve a truly feminine African writing. We find ourselves in front of a writer who opts for an exploded, fragmented, lapidary writing, hostile to the effects of unity, stigmatized in masculine writing. As a result, she chooses to handle certain aspects of language to justify herself. This act shows the presence of a feminine subjectivity seeking to tell itself. Indeed, we note that at home, it is the sun that burned me, a freedom of writing. Our concern, in this respect, is to study certain aspects of the language on which it relies to advance the condition of the African woman.
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