Re-Presentation and Re-Memory of the Southern Landscape in Cane : Jean Toomer’s Memorial Minor Writing

In Cane, Jean Toomer’s poems, sketches and songs are images of nature and cities, of rural and urban environments. Cane is a landscape conceived and designed by a man who struggled for understanding and is about a man’s own perceptions of Black life in the South. By focusing on some of the poems and...

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প্রধান লেখক: Dualé, Christine
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spelling openedition-oai:revues.org:babel_8526 https://doi.org/10.4000/babel.8526 urn:doi:10.4000/babel.8526 en https://journals.openedition.org/babel/8526 2020-01-17T01:00:00Z info:eu-repo/semantics/openAccess article info:eu-repo/semantics/article urn:handle:20.500.13089/d5cl https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc-nd/4.0/ Re-Presentation and Re-Memory of the Southern Landscape in Cane : Jean Toomer’s Memorial Minor Writing Babel Université de Toulon info:eu-repo/semantics/reference/issn/2263-4746 info:eu-repo/semantics/reference/issn/1277-7897 URI:https://journals.openedition.org/babel Dualé, Christine reterritorialisation déterritorialisation territorialisation double-sens mémoire du Sud paysage rural paysage urbain paysage pastoral littérature mineure territorialization de-territorialization re-territorialization double-edged language memory of the South rural landscape urban landscape pastoral landscape minor literature In Cane, Jean Toomer’s poems, sketches and songs are images of nature and cities, of rural and urban environments. Cane is a landscape conceived and designed by a man who struggled for understanding and is about a man’s own perceptions of Black life in the South. By focusing on some of the poems and sketches we will see how Toomer, by appropriating the language, linked life and work to unveil the memory and truth of the Southern landscape. Toomer provided multiple entries into his text, a characteristic of “minor literature” as exposed by Gilles Deleuze and Félix Guattari in Mille Plateaux. Thus, we will try to assess the variability of interpretations of Toomer’s text through his writing and re-memory of the South. Dans Cane, les poèmes de Jean Toomer sont le reflet de la nature et des villes, d’un monde rural ou urbain. Cane a été conçu de manière à traduire au plus près la vie des Noirs dans le Sud des États-Unis et de montrer la perception d’un auteur en proie à des questionnements identitaires.En nous interrogeant sur certains des poèmes et extraits de Cane, nous montrerons comment Toomer, en s’appropriant la langue, une caractéristique de la littérature mineure définie par Gilles Deleuze and Félix Guattari dans Mille Plateaux, réussit à restituer la mémoire du Sud des États-Unis à travers ses paysages. Cela nous permettra d’analyser l’écriture de Toomer dont les multiples interprétations permettent de révéler la mémoire du Sud.
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topic reterritorialisation
déterritorialisation
territorialisation
double-sens
mémoire du Sud
paysage rural
paysage urbain
paysage pastoral
littérature mineure
territorialization
de-territorialization
re-territorialization
double-edged language
memory of the South
rural landscape
urban landscape
pastoral landscape
minor literature
spellingShingle reterritorialisation
déterritorialisation
territorialisation
double-sens
mémoire du Sud
paysage rural
paysage urbain
paysage pastoral
littérature mineure
territorialization
de-territorialization
re-territorialization
double-edged language
memory of the South
rural landscape
urban landscape
pastoral landscape
minor literature
Dualé, Christine
Re-Presentation and Re-Memory of the Southern Landscape in Cane : Jean Toomer’s Memorial Minor Writing
description In Cane, Jean Toomer’s poems, sketches and songs are images of nature and cities, of rural and urban environments. Cane is a landscape conceived and designed by a man who struggled for understanding and is about a man’s own perceptions of Black life in the South. By focusing on some of the poems and sketches we will see how Toomer, by appropriating the language, linked life and work to unveil the memory and truth of the Southern landscape. Toomer provided multiple entries into his text, a characteristic of “minor literature” as exposed by Gilles Deleuze and Félix Guattari in Mille Plateaux. Thus, we will try to assess the variability of interpretations of Toomer’s text through his writing and re-memory of the South.
author Dualé, Christine
author_facet Dualé, Christine
author_sort Dualé, Christine
title Re-Presentation and Re-Memory of the Southern Landscape in Cane : Jean Toomer’s Memorial Minor Writing
title_short Re-Presentation and Re-Memory of the Southern Landscape in Cane : Jean Toomer’s Memorial Minor Writing
title_full Re-Presentation and Re-Memory of the Southern Landscape in Cane : Jean Toomer’s Memorial Minor Writing
title_fullStr Re-Presentation and Re-Memory of the Southern Landscape in Cane : Jean Toomer’s Memorial Minor Writing
title_full_unstemmed Re-Presentation and Re-Memory of the Southern Landscape in Cane : Jean Toomer’s Memorial Minor Writing
title_sort re-presentation and re-memory of the southern landscape in cane : jean toomer’s memorial minor writing
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