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Se associarmos identidade e memória na África francófona, é a tradição oral que prevalece. São os griots ou anciãos que estão investidos desta missão. Os investigadores contemporâneos procuraram transcrever essas memórias orais para preservar um registo delas hoje, como um testemunho importante da identidade da civilização africana. A colonização também permitiu a preservação destas memórias através da literatura. Os autores africanos começaram a escrever na língua colonial, desenvolvendo inicialmente o romance histórico. Estes contribuíram para despertar a consciência nacional, documentando claramente momentos históricos que tinham efetivamente ocorrido. Les Bouts de bois de Dieu, de Ousmane Sembène, destaca o povo senegalês como um ator coletivo que luta pelos seus direitos. Através da história e da memória, a identidade nacional é preservada
If we associate identity and memory in Francophone Africa, it is oral tradition that prevails. It is the griots or elders who are in charge of this mission. Contemporary researchers have sought to transcribe these oral memories in order to preserve a trace of them today, as important evidence of the identity of African civilisation. Colonisation also made it possible to preserve these memories through literature. African authors began to write in the colonial language, initially developing the historical novel. These helped to awaken national consciousness by clearly documenting historical moments that had actually taken place. Ousmane Sembène’s Les Bouts de bois de Dieu highlights the Senegalese people as a collective actor fighting for their rights. Through history and memory, the national identity is preserved
If we associate identity and memory in Francophone Africa, it is oral tradition that prevails. It is the griots or elders who are in charge of this mission. Contemporary researchers have sought to transcribe these oral memories in order to preserve a trace of them today, as important evidence of the identity of African civilisation. Colonisation also made it possible to preserve these memories through literature. African authors began to write in the colonial language, initially developing the historical novel. These helped to awaken national consciousness by clearly documenting historical moments that had actually taken place. Ousmane Sembène’s Les Bouts de bois de Dieu highlights the Senegalese people as a collective actor fighting for their rights. Through history and memory, the national identity is preserved
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Identidade Memória História Sembène Ousmane África francófona Identity Memory History Francophone Africa