For more than 40 years, L'Esprit Créateur has published studies on French and Francophone literature, film, criticism, and culture. Founded in 1961 by John Erickson at the University of Minnesota, L'Esprit Créateur features articles representing a variety of methodologies and critical approaches. Exploring all periods of French literature and thought, the journal has consistently helped define the leading edge of critical inquiry in the area of French and Francophone Studies. Critical studies, of whatever methodological perspective, are welcome for consideration for future issues.
Volume 47, Spring 2007 : France's Colonies and the Second World War
CONTENTS :
Celia Britton :
Foreword
Edward J Hughes :
'Le Prélude d'une sorte de fin de l'histoire': Underpinning Assimilation in Camus's 'Chroniques algériennes'
Jeremy F Lane :
Ferhat Abbas, Vichy's National Revolution, and the Memory of the 'Royaume arabe'
Nick Nesbitt :
Departmentalization and the Logic of Decolonization
Eric T Jennings :
Vichy Propaganda, Metropolitan Public Opinion, and the British Attack on Madagascar, 1942
David Murphy :
Fighting for the Homeland? The Second World War in the Films of Ousmane Sembene
H Adlai Murdoch :
The Language(s) of Martinican Identity: Resistance to Vichy in the Novels of Raphaël Confiant
J Michael Dash :
'Le Jeu de l'autre': Surrealist Ethnographers and the Francophone Caribbean
Celia Britton :
Souvenirs des années 40 à la Martinique: interview avec Edouard Glissant