« Épitaphe » de Senghor

« Épitaphe » de Senghor

« Épitaphe » de Léopold Sédar Senghor est un poème dans lequel il envisage sa propre mort et s’adresse à ses amis et à sa Signare. Ce n’est pas le seul que le poète ait écrit sur le sujet. Il existe au moins un autre texte intitulé « Quand je serai mort », dont il est difficile de savoir s’il est co...

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Publicado no:URI:https://journals.openedition.org/coma,
Autor principal: Diaw, Alioune
Formato: Article ou chapitre numérique
Idioma:Français
Publicado em: Continents manuscrits 2024
Assuntos:
génétique
épitaphe
Senghor
mort
vision africaine
Terre-Mère
oralité
Senghor’s “Épitaphe” is a poem in which he views his own death and addresses his friends and his Signare. The particularity of the text is that it is not the only one he wrote about this topic. There is at least another text intitled “Quand je serai mort”
of which it is hard to know whether it was composed before or after the one intitled “Épitaphe”. This study is essentially about the latter that we think to be the first written. On the one hand
the genetic analyze we propose shows the complexity of Senghor’s poetical writing
which appears to be a perpetual work of formulation and reformulation
of reorganization of the text
of addition and so on
in order to find out the right expression. On the other hand
the interpretation work to bring to light the meanings of the poem shows that “Épitaphe”
through the themes and style
resumes the chief ideas of the minstrel of negritude. We can read in it that
with Senghor
the poetry of death supports an African vision and functions as a victory over death.
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