Littérature française, francophone et/ou extra-européenne ? Le cas René Maran

First Black Man awarded with the Goncourt Prize in France in 1921 for his novel Batouala, véritable roman nègre, René Maran was trapped in polemics that called into question his legitimacy in the French literary field. Was René Maran doomed to be read as “extra-European” because of his origins and h...

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spelling cairn-RLC_390_0070RLCRevue de littérature comparée https://shs.cairn.info/revue-de-litterature-comparee-2024-2-page-194?lang=fr https://doi.org/10.3917/rlc.390.0070 Littérature française, francophone et/ou extra-européenne ? Le cas René Maran Harpin, Tina2024 fre Revue de littérature comparée | 390 | 2 | 2024-08-17 | p. 194-205 | 0035-1466 RLC_39041 First Black Man awarded with the Goncourt Prize in France in 1921 for his novel Batouala, véritable roman nègre, René Maran was trapped in polemics that called into question his legitimacy in the French literary field. Was René Maran doomed to be read as “extra-European” because of his origins and his skin color? This article sheds light on this author’s life and writings and analyses the issue of his reception in France and worldwide in order to challenge the labels assigned to male and female authors according to their writing themes, their origins and their “race”.Premier homme noir à avoir obtenu le Prix Goncourt en France en 1921 pour son roman Batouala, véritable roman nègre, René Maran se trouva au cœur de polémiques qui mirent en cause sa légitimité dans le champ littéraire français. René Maran était-il condamné à être lu comme « extra-européen » à cause de ses origines et de sa couleur de peau ? Cet article rappelle le parcours et l’œuvre de cet auteur, et examine la question de sa réception en France et dans le monde, pour mieux questionner la pertinence des étiquettes attribuées aux auteurs et autrices selon leurs thèmes d’écriture, leurs origines et leur « race ».Cairn restricted access
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description First Black Man awarded with the Goncourt Prize in France in 1921 for his novel Batouala, véritable roman nègre, René Maran was trapped in polemics that called into question his legitimacy in the French literary field. Was René Maran doomed to be read as “extra-European” because of his origins and his skin color? This article sheds light on this author’s life and writings and analyses the issue of his reception in France and worldwide in order to challenge the labels assigned to male and female authors according to their writing themes, their origins and their “race”.
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Littérature française, francophone et/ou extra-européenne ? Le cas René Maran
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title Littérature française, francophone et/ou extra-européenne ? Le cas René Maran
title_short Littérature française, francophone et/ou extra-européenne ? Le cas René Maran
title_full Littérature française, francophone et/ou extra-européenne ? Le cas René Maran
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