Idéologie et esthétique littéraire dans l'Œvre d'Henri Lopes

Doctoral Thesis

2001

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Mwepu, Patrick Kabeya
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Wynchank, Anny
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University of Cape Town

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School of Languages and Literatures
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Faculty of Humanities
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Henri Lopes, from Congo Brazzaville, is one of the most fully rounded writers in the field of modern African literature. This research is concerned with an analysis of the way in which the ideology, which he has embraced, has permeated all his work, with the result that he expresses an ongoing, unequivocal opposition to part of his own society, while it is in the midst of mutating from its traditional origins to a form of Western modernity.
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Summary in English.|Bibliography: leaves 390-404.

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Modern and Classical Languages

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Mwepu, P. 2001. Idéologie et esthétique littéraire dans l'Œvre d'Henri Lopes. University of Cape Town.

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PhD / Doctoral