Entretien avec Maryse Condé: de l'identité culturelle

Marie-Agnès Sourieau

Entretien avec Maryse Condé: de l'identité culturelle

Fairfield University

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Maryse Conde is an author from Guadeloupe who has lived in New York for the past several years, as a professor at Columbia University since 1995. She believes that cultural conceptions are being transformed rapidly by the population movements that have been taking place. In New York, she has come into contact with Caribbean people who speak a variety of languages, demonstrating that identity is not fundamentally defined by language or by race.

Original language	American English
Journal	French Review
Volume	72
State	Published - May 1 1999

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Arts and Humanities
Modern Languages
Modern Literature

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Entretien avec Maryse Condé: de l'identité culturelle

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