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| Introduction | 1 | |
| Why Keep Asking Me About My Identity? | 7 | |
| Images of Exile and the Female Condition in Nawal El Saadawi's The Fall of the Imam and Memoirs from the Women's Prison | 25 | |
| "Little Salt Won't Kill Yuh": English Licks and Two Generations of Migrating Subjects | 53 | |
| Narrating Creole Culture: Strategies of Selfhood in the Francophone Caribbean Novel | 73 | |
| Negotiating Cultural Identity and Geographical Space in Emile Ollivier's Passages | 87 | |
| "Wandering between Two Worlds": Maghrebian Literature and the Redefinition of Boundaries | 99 | |
| The Multicultural Environment in Albert Memmi's Autobiographical Novels | 109 | |
| Journeys of Self-Exploration in Ken Bugul's Le Baobab Fou | 117 | |
| Return and Reconciliation in Kofi Awoonor's Comes the Voyager at Last | 129 | |
| Jazz, James Baldwin's "Sonny's Blues," and Mongane Serote's To Every Birth Its Blood | 141 | |
| Speaking Texts Unheard: Sycorax(ing) Anowa | 151 | |
| "Minefield[s] of Unmemory": The New Poetry of Kamau Brathwaite | 175 | |
| I Am a Black Woman: Pan-African Feminism/Feminist Pan-Africanism in Black Women's Poetry | 183 | |
| Mamani Abdoulaye: Pan-Africanist Poet | 195 | |
| La paremiologie, une incommensurable ressource dans la litterature africaine: le cas de Les cancrelats de Tchicaya U Tam'Si et Quand saigne le palmier de Charly Gabriel Mbock | 211 | |
| Discourses and Exile in A Shattering of Silence by Farida Karodia | 227 | |
| Bessie Head and Pan-Africanism | 233 | |
| Discursive Formations: Identity and Ideological Struggle in Samuel Josia Ntara's Historical Narratives | 247 | |
| L'Histoire du fou de Mongo Beti: le roman du retour | 261 | |
| Luis Bernardo Honwana and the Allegory of Mozambican Regeneration | 281 | |
| (Re)Defining Africa's Limits: A Comparison of the Novel and the Short Story | 295 | |
| Debats et combats en Guadeloupe autour de l'heritage culturel et spirituel africain | 309 | |
| Towards a New Aesthetic in the African Arts | 331 | |
| Acceptance Speech for Fonlon-Nichols Award | 337 | |
| The Role of the Writer in Establishing a Unified Writers' Organization | 341 | |
| Contributors | 353 | |
| Editors | 357 | |
| Index | 359 |
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