Individual Quests and Collective History

Individual Quests and Collective History

Maryse Conde prefers to be viewed as a writer of the world before being compartmentalized as a Caribbean. Culture, history and identity are examined in the works of Conde.

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1. Verfasser: Spear, Thomas C.
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Collectivities
Conde, Maryse (1937- )
Creoles
Cultural identity
Exile
French literature
Gender identity
Group identity
Literary characters
Literary criticism
Native Americans (West Indies)
Novelists
Novels
Portrayals
Protagonists
West Indian native peoples
Writers
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Conde, Maryse (1937- )
Creoles
Cultural identity
Exile
French literature
Gender identity
Group identity
Literary characters
Literary criticism
Native Americans (West Indies)
Novelists
Novels
Portrayals
Protagonists
West Indian native peoples
Writers
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