Fiche Personne
Cinéma/TV
Littérature / édition
Histoire/société
Kenneth Harrow
Ecrivain/ne, Professeur
États-Unis
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English
Kenneth Harrow is a professor of English at Michigan State University. In past years, he was a Fulbright Professor at the University of Yaounde, from 1977-79, and subsequently a Fulbright Research Scholar in Dakar from 1982-3. In addition, he taught for a semester at the Université Cheikh Anta Diop in 1989, and was Senior Fulbright Professor there from 2005-6. His specializations are in African literature and cinema, and postcolonial studies, and his works include Thresholds of Change in African Literature, Less Than One and Double: A Feminist Reading of African Women’s Writing, numerous collections on such topics as Islam and African literature, African cinema, and Women in African cinema. His current study on African cinema,Postcolonial African Cinema: From Political Engagement to Postmodernism, will be published in 2007 by Indiana University Press.
Livres(s)
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African Studies Review 61-3RevueEditors’ Introduction – Decolonizing African Studies – The ASA at 60: Advocacy in an Age of Tyranny – M. Anne Pitcher – More than Elections: Rural Support and Regime Stability in Africa – Beth S. Rabinowit…Kenneth Harrow est lié(e) à ce livre en tant que ecrivain/ne
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African Filmmaking: Five FormationsEssaiIntroduction (pp. 1-30) Kenneth W. Harrow The « Five Formations » of African cinemas under study in this volume all had beginnings shortly after the invention of cinema. This introduction examines the histor…Kenneth Harrow est lié(e) à ce livre en tant que ecrivain/ne
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Moins d’un et double. Une lecture féministe de l’écriture africaine des femmesEssaiA chaque fois qu’une critique féministe de la littérature africaine a été écrite durant les vingt dernières années, pourquoi était-il nécessaire que l’auteur s’excuse d’avoir recours à la théorie féministe occi…Kenneth Harrow est lié(e) à ce livre en tant que professeur
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Postcolonial African Cinema – From Political Engagement to PostmodernismEssai« [A] welcome and important addition to the literatures on African cinema, and beyond that, on the praxis of cultural production in Africa and elsewhere. » Akin Adesokan, Indiana University A new critical app…Kenneth Harrow est lié(e) à ce livre en tant que professeur
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African Cinema: Post-colonial and Feminist ReadingsRecueilA collection of essays centring on the contemporary issues in African cinema which address key aspects of postcolonialism and feminism.Kenneth Harrow est lié(e) à ce livre en tant que ecrivain/ne
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