Transmission(s). Introduction
The 2023 SAES conference organized in Rennes focused on the theme “Transmission(s),” a notion that has long been central to postcolonial studies. Since its inception, the field has explored the complex processes through which cultural forms, memories, and histories are passed on—or interrupted—acro...
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