Roger Celestin
Biographic Data
| ID | 166060 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Roger Celestin |
| GIVEN NAMES | Roger |
| FAMILY NAME | Celestin |
| SIGNATURE | CELESTIN R |
| AFFILIATIONS | Universidad Cristiana Autónoma de Nicaragua |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 28 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 10 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 26 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 2 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1990 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2024 |
| H-INDEX | 2 |
Translingual Literature in French
China’s Encounter with Contemporary French Theory
Je ne suis pas plus moderne qu'ancien, pas plus Franc ais que Chinois, et l'id ee de la patrie, c'est a dire l'obligation o u l'on est de vivre sur un coin de terre marqu e en rouge ou en bleu sur la carte et d etester les autres coins en vert ou en noir m'a paru toujours etroite, born ee et d'une stupidit e f eroce
Funny world
Encounters
A New Normal
Un/Knowing the World
Entretien avec Maryse Condé
Maryse Condé answers questions about the past and future of francophone literature from the Caribbean, as well as the ways literature in general can face the challenges of globalization
Entretien avec Raphaël Confiant
Raphaël Confiant answers questions about the relevance of Créolité today and the future of Caribbean literature
Reorienting Cultural Flows
Beyond French Feminisms
Literature and Criticism
Entretien avec Jacques Kébadian
Interview with Ammiel Alcalay
Haiti in a Globalized Frame
We must confine the plague to the island.—Thomas Jefferson (1804)Despite its long periods of economic and political isolation, Haiti has always been an important global center, and a particularly m
Money/L'argent II
It appears that a nation's traditions, Greece in this case, its value system, mythology, and philosophy—its very identity, one might say—can easily be cast aside, or at least made abstract by banke
Money/L'argent
“A view from the terrace,” Alyson Waters. The adjustment of reality to the masses and the masses to reality is aprocess of unlimited scope, as much for thinking as for perception. —Walter Benjamin
Trace(s), Fragment(s), Remain(s) Trace(s), Fragment(s), Reste(s)
War, Memory, Amnesia
Additional informationNotes on contributorsClaire LaunchburyClaire Launchbury is lecturer in French and Cultural Studies at the University of New South Wales, having completed a Leverhulme Early Career Fellowship at the University of Leeds. She has published widely on constructions of French identity through broadcasting and on post-war Lebanon. She organised the international conference, “War, Memory, Amnesia: Francophone Perspectives on Lebanon…
Trace(s), Fragment(s), Remain(s)Trace(s), Fragment(s), Reste(s)Pascal Quignard
Fragmina remorum [...] et fluitantia transtra—VirgilC’est de la pratique des fragments qu’il faut repartir pour tenter de saisir la nature et l’enjeu du fragment—Philippe Lacoue-Labartheand Jean-Luc
Interview avec François Cusset
This interview focuses on the transatlantic difference AND cohesion as key factors between the American invention and textual/political reappropriation of so-called “French Theory,” and underlines the differences in contexts, especially in view of the conservative backlash in France’s intellectual life since the 1980s
New Worlds, New Spaces
When Ontario was selected as the venue for the 2010 Twentieth and Twenty-First Century International French and Francophone Studies Colloquium, the organizing committee immediately thought that the
Entretien avec Salim Bachi
Paris, 13 mars 2009 Roger Célestin : Tout d’abord, Salim Bachi, merci d’avoir accepté de nous accorder un entretien pour ce numéro de Contemporary French & Francophone Studies : Sites sur le thème « dialogues franco-arabes ». Commençons par là. Que voudrait dire pour vous le terme même de « franco-arabe » ? Serait-ce l’équivalent de ce qu’on appelle aux Etats-Unis un « hyphenated-American », c’est-à-dire un Américain « avec tiret » : comme on dit…
Beyond French Feminisms
This volume, a collection of essays by a number of high-profile personalities working in philosophy, literature, sociology, cinema, theatre, journalism, and politics, covers a number a of recent and c
Beyond French feminisms
What is Libertinage
Montaigne and the Cannibals
War, Memory, Amnesia
Additional informationNotes on contributorsClaire LaunchburyClaire Launchbury is lecturer in French and Cultural Studies at the University of New South Wales, having completed a Leverhulme Early Career Fellowship at the University of Leeds. She has published widely on constructions of French identity through broadcasting and on post-war Lebanon. She organised the international conference, “War, Memory, Amnesia: Francophone Perspectives on Lebanon…
Montaigne and the Cannibals
A Production of Subjectivity
From Cannibals to Radicals
What is Libertinage
Beyond French Feminisms
This volume, a collection of essays by a number of high-profile personalities working in philosophy, literature, sociology, cinema, theatre, journalism, and politics, covers a number a of recent and c
Beyond French feminisms
Entretien avec Salim Bachi
Paris, 13 mars 2009 Roger Célestin : Tout d’abord, Salim Bachi, merci d’avoir accepté de nous accorder un entretien pour ce numéro de Contemporary French & Francophone Studies : Sites sur le thème « dialogues franco-arabes ». Commençons par là. Que voudrait dire pour vous le terme même de « franco-arabe » ? Serait-ce l’équivalent de ce qu’on appelle aux Etats-Unis un « hyphenated-American », c’est-à-dire un Américain « avec tiret » : comme on dit…
New Worlds, New Spaces
When Ontario was selected as the venue for the 2010 Twentieth and Twenty-First Century International French and Francophone Studies Colloquium, the organizing committee immediately thought that the
Trace(s), Fragment(s), Remain(s) Trace(s), Fragment(s), Reste(s)
War, Memory, Amnesia
Additional informationNotes on contributorsClaire LaunchburyClaire Launchbury is lecturer in French and Cultural Studies at the University of New South Wales, having completed a Leverhulme Early Career Fellowship at the University of Leeds. She has published widely on constructions of French identity through broadcasting and on post-war Lebanon. She organised the international conference, “War, Memory, Amnesia: Francophone Perspectives on Lebanon…
Trace(s), Fragment(s), Remain(s)Trace(s), Fragment(s), Reste(s)Pascal Quignard
Fragmina remorum [...] et fluitantia transtra—VirgilC’est de la pratique des fragments qu’il faut repartir pour tenter de saisir la nature et l’enjeu du fragment—Philippe Lacoue-Labartheand Jean-Luc
Interview avec François Cusset
This interview focuses on the transatlantic difference AND cohesion as key factors between the American invention and textual/political reappropriation of so-called “French Theory,” and underlines the differences in contexts, especially in view of the conservative backlash in France’s intellectual life since the 1980s
Haiti in a Globalized Frame
We must confine the plague to the island.—Thomas Jefferson (1804)Despite its long periods of economic and political isolation, Haiti has always been an important global center, and a particularly m
Money/L'argent II
It appears that a nation's traditions, Greece in this case, its value system, mythology, and philosophy—its very identity, one might say—can easily be cast aside, or at least made abstract by banke
Money/L'argent
“A view from the terrace,” Alyson Waters. The adjustment of reality to the masses and the masses to reality is aprocess of unlimited scope, as much for thinking as for perception. —Walter Benjamin
Beyond French Feminisms
Literature and Criticism
Entretien avec Jacques Kébadian
Interview with Ammiel Alcalay
Reorienting Cultural Flows
Un/Knowing the World
Entretien avec Maryse Condé
Maryse Condé answers questions about the past and future of francophone literature from the Caribbean, as well as the ways literature in general can face the challenges of globalization
Entretien avec Raphaël Confiant
Raphaël Confiant answers questions about the relevance of Créolité today and the future of Caribbean literature
A New Normal
Funny world
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