Race and the Aesthetic in French and Francophone Cultures

59:2 (2019) Summer
Editor(s): Cécile Bishop, Zoë Roth
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Table of Contents

• Introduction: Race and the Aesthetic in French and Francophone Cultures
• Author(s): Cécile Bishop, Zoë Roth
• Pages: 1 - 11

• Seeing Through Race in Contemporary French Cinema
• Author(s): Lia Brozgal
• Pages: 12 - 24

• “Blackness” in French: On Translation, Haiti, and the Matter of Race
• Author(s): Kaiama L. Glover
• Pages: 25 - 41

• Ce que la judéité fait à la pensée de la littérature
• Author(s): Maxime Decout
• Pages: 42 - 55

• Seeing Race, Seeing Ghosts: Zamor, Ourika, and the Specter of Blackness
• Author(s): Cécile Bishop
• Pages: 56 - 71

• “You can change your noses, but you can’t change your Moses”: Olfactory Aesthetics and the Jewish “Race”
• Author(s): Zoë Roth
• Pages: 72 - 87

• « Le plus parisien de tous les nègres » : Victor Cochinat et l’expérience de la couleur
• Author(s): Lise Schreier
• Pages: 88 - 102

• Qu’est-ce que l’Africain ? Humour, performance et construction de la race sur la scène du rire française
• Author(s): Tony Haouam
• Pages: 103 - 119

• Abd al Malik’s “Meta-French” Perspective: An Audiovisual Approach to French Universalism and Difference-Consciousness
• Author(s): Katelyn Knox
• Pages: 120 - 133

• East Asian Francophone Writers and Racialized Aesthetics? Gao Xingjian and Aki Shimazaki
• Author(s): Xiaofan Amy Li
• Pages: 134 - 149

• Huguenots ou Barbares… ces adversaires sont les mêmes : Charles Maurras, André Gide, et l’esthétique comme résistance à la race
• Author(s): Clémentine Fauré
• Pages: 150 - 164

• The Aesthetics of Migration, Relationality, and the Sentimography of Globality
• Author(s): Dominic Thomas
• Pages: 165 - 179

• Desire-work in Sylvain George’s Paris est une fête
• Author(s): Jiewon Baek
• Pages: 180 - 196