Discours et contre-discours sur l'altérisation du Noir dans la pensée allemande: contrastes et parallélismes chez May Ayim, Ika Hügel-Marshall, Chima Oji et Hilaire Mbakop (French Edition)
In 'Discours et contre-discours sur l'altérisation du Noir dans la pensée allemande,' Mouhamadou Moustapha Sow analyzes the othering of Black figures in German thought. The book contrasts and parallels the works of May Ayim, Ika Hügel-Marshall, Chima Oji, and Hilaire Mbakop, revealing counter-narratives that resist racial exclusion and reshape cultural dialogues in Germany.
About This Book
This book delves into the complex representations of Black identity within German intellectual traditions, focusing on the mechanisms of alterity and exclusion.
Through a comparative analysis, it highlights the diverse voices of key Afro-German and African authors who challenge prevailing narratives.
The study uncovers contrasts and parallels in their approaches to confronting racialized discourses in German society.
By examining these texts, the work contributes to broader discussions on postcolonialism and identity in European contexts.
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