(Re)Claiming Montreal as the Legacy of Angélique in Afro-Québécois Literature

Atalie Gerhard

doi:10.7202/1124077ar

January 1, 2024Studies in Canadian Literature

(Re)Claiming Montreal as the Legacy of Angélique in Afro-Québécois Literature

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This article explores the significance of Montreal’s cultural landscape as it relates to Angélique's legacy within Afro-Québécois literature.
Literary analysis of Afro-Québécois works
Examination of historical and cultural context
Discussion of race and colonial themes
Identifies Angélique's influence on contemporary Afro-Québécois narratives
Highlights the intersection of race and cultural identity in literature
Suggests a new perspective on Quebec's literary canon

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Article examines the cultural implications of Angélique's legacy in Afro-Québécois literature, highlighting race and colonialism.

Abstract

(Re)Claiming Montreal as the Legacy of Angélique in Afro-Québécois Literature. Un article de la revue Studies in Canadian Literature / Études en littérature canadienne (Special Issue: (Re)Reading Race and Colonialism in the Québécois Canon) diffusée par la plateforme Érudit.

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