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I know it was supposed to have displayed aspects of postmodernism and post-colonialism, but I found it unrealisticIt is this use of what I call "assimilated anthropology" that, I believe, is the major distinction between the Francophone African novelist and the Anglophone African novelist, for the Francophone writer has remained much closer to the French classical tradition, changing the novel in fewer ways than his Anglophone counterpart, and, as a result, has produced a more intellectualized concept of African traditions, values, and lifeI wouldnt allow such a thing in my houseFeb 18, 2014 Humblebee rated it it was ok review of another edition Shelves: abandoned, fiction, translated, unfinished As much as I wanted to I couldn't bring myself to finish it - reflected in the low ratingClarence is a bit of a buffoon, and so are his companions in the novel (including a "beggar," two young men with interchangeable names, and a eunuch)"I've still got the right," he told himself, "but I no longer have the means to put my anger into effect.".The means! Is that what one's "rights" were?." I aim to better get this yetBut you better put good crap in the window if you want people to come into the storeIn 1978 his fourth and final work, Le Matre de la parole Kouma Lafl Kouma (The Guardian of the Word), was publishedI enjoyed some aspects of it, but others seemed to not work as wellMy only criticism is that the prose, whether it's Camara's or the translators, is utilitarian at bestIt's hard to over-state the difficulty of this novelHe later studied engineering at the College Georges Poiret (subsequently College Technique) in Conakry and won a scholarship to study motor mechanics in ParisSi l'autobiographie romance du Guinen Camara Laye, L'Enfant noir (1953), a t accuse par la revue Prsence africaine (fonde en 1947 et devenue l'organe du mouvement de la ngritude) de prsenter un tableau paradisiaque de la vie africaine sous la Lire la suite T626267 Auteur de l'article JacquesJOUET (crivain) 2016, Encyclopdia Universalis FranceCamara Laye has employed symbolism as an extremely positive mediumCe texte est le roman d'un certain curement dans la moiteur et l'humidit de la brousse, le roman de l'impossibilit qu'il y a d'tre assimil par une autre civilisation que la sienne propreGet help with any bookIt's not difficult for a reader--there's a bit of surrealism, which is tough to deal with, but mostly it's funny, the set-pieces are excellent, and it's easy to follow what's going onflag Like see review Perhaps the book is important to a student of West African literature from the 20th century, but as far as leisure audiences are concerned, this book is unreadable and should stay carefully tucked away in some dusty corner, lest it ends up wasting time that can be spent checking out far more enjoyable proseThe clichd journey into African darkness either to bring light or to find it is reimagined here"Had this young Guinean, of my own race, really seen nothing but beautiful, peaceful and maternal Africa? Is it possible that Laye has not once witnessed a single minor extortion of the colonial authorities?" Laye's interest here is in politics in post-independent Guineain the failures of the African regime to live up to the pre-independence promisesIn print only one year after his [End Page 125] much-admired autobiographical novel L'Enfant noir (The Dark Child), the second work was written in a jarringly different style, strangely Kafkaesque and uncannyTo take just one small example, "an unnamed West African country" is already a whopping clicheIt is here that Laye's displays his strength as a writer, being able to vividly capture the feeling of the colors, sights, sounds, and even tastes and smells of his homelandIt is, after all, a white man who is accepting the absolute appropriateness of a black god figure, but within a pattern of symbolism which finally frees us from the limitations of colour and the limitations of race167-226Camara Laye is concerned to re-establish a true link between the idea of love and the idea of religionThe Radiance of the King was described by Kwame Anthony Appiah as "one of the greatest of the African novels of the colonial period."[1] 3db19cccfd
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