Eileen Julien
Dados Biográficos
| ID | 180860 |
|---|---|
| NOME | Eileen Julien |
| PRENOMES | Eileen |
| SOBRENOME | Julien |
| ASSINATURA | JULIEN E |
| AFILIAÇÕES | Indiana University |
| VERIFICADO | Não |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 18 |
| TOTAL DE CITAÇÕES | 19 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 18 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMEIRO ANO DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 1980 |
| ANO MAIS RECENTE DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 2020 |
| ÍNDICE H | 3 |
Frantz Fanon, poet
Frantz Fanon’s writing represents a productive embrace of the political and the poetic. His ideas have had such a long afterlife, they live on in us, I submit, precisely because the language of their articulation, image-filled and rhythmic, is compelling. This article examines three elements of Fanonian poetics in Black Skin, White Masks: the use of metaphor and, in “By Way of Conclusion,” an ambiguous/multiple “I” as persona, and, finally, what …
Postcolony's Colonial Registers in Claire Denis's Chocolat and White Material
Much has been written that I hope not to reiterate in the conversation that follows with Ms. Claire Denis, auteur filmmaker of extraordinary insight on all manner of lived experience of the postcolonial subject [fig. 1]. Less considered by audiences and critics alike is the correspondence between Chocolat (1988) and White Material (2009). Such correspondence occurs to me, not because they share a relational temporality of place and circumstance, …
On Duality”
We know, thanks to Chinua Achebe, that "where one thing stands, another stands beside it." This proverb, which we find re-articulated in Marx and Brecht, holds a key to Biodun Jeyifo's keen thought and writing as a cultural and literary critic and as a journalist. This essay is a reflection on the place of duality in Biodun Jeyifo's lively writing, the texture and perhaps even the playfulness that derive from it
The extroverted African novel, revisited
This article revisits the issues at the heart of 'The Extroverted African Novel', appearing in Il romanzo (vol. 5; Milano: Einaudi, 2003); and The Novel (vol. 2; Princeton, NJ: Princeton University Press, 2006). These include: first, what seemed to be an enormous gap between the dynamism of popular fictions, and visual arts and crafts more generally, alongside what Senegalese novelist and journalist, Boubacar Boris Diop once characterised as the …
Locations, Epistemologies and Pedagogies
(2016). Locations, Epistemologies and Pedagogies. Eastern African Literary and Cultural Studies: Vol. 2, Locations, Epistemology and Pedagogies, pp. 65-69
The Road Trip of 1975
The Road Trip of 1975: How Far We Have Come, How Close to Austin We Remain." Journal of the African Literature Association, 6(2), pp. 244–247
Love, Loss, and the "Art" of Making Gumbo
Shona N. Jackson interviewed Eileen Julien. The interview was conducted by phone on Wednesday, May 3, 2006
Excerpts from a Journal
Excerpts from a Journal Eileen Julien (bio) September 1, 2005 Bloomington, Indiana Nature does not know us. That enduring romantic postulate. It just does what it does. Katrina's wake, if Jourdain meant what I think he said, will have brought water to the second step to the second floor, perhaps higher before he tried going downstairs. I feel sad to lose the piano and linens in the dining room. But this really is not so bad. I am remarkably stoic…
Terrains de Rencontre
African Novels and the Question of Orality
African Oral Literature
Preface Part One: Backgrounds and Resources 1. The Study of African Literature What Is Oral Literature? An Interest in Culture An Interest in Society An Interest in Literature Benefits of the New Trends 2. The Artist Training and Preparation Artists and Patrons The Artist as Maker The Personality of the Artist The Artis's Place in Society 3. The Performance Varieties of Performance Paralinguistic Resources Performer and Accompanist Performer and …
African Novels and the Question of Orality
Reading the African Novel
Ngambika
African Literature in Its Social and Political Dimensions
Of Traditional Tales and Short Stories in African Literature
The Fisherman's Invocation
The Price of the Camel
The extroverted African novel, revisited
This article revisits the issues at the heart of 'The Extroverted African Novel', appearing in Il romanzo (vol. 5; Milano: Einaudi, 2003); and The Novel (vol. 2; Princeton, NJ: Princeton University Press, 2006). These include: first, what seemed to be an enormous gap between the dynamism of popular fictions, and visual arts and crafts more generally, alongside what Senegalese novelist and journalist, Boubacar Boris Diop once characterised as the …
The Fisherman's Invocation
Terrains de Rencontre
African Oral Literature
Preface Part One: Backgrounds and Resources 1. The Study of African Literature What Is Oral Literature? An Interest in Culture An Interest in Society An Interest in Literature Benefits of the New Trends 2. The Artist Training and Preparation Artists and Patrons The Artist as Maker The Personality of the Artist The Artis's Place in Society 3. The Performance Varieties of Performance Paralinguistic Resources Performer and Accompanist Performer and …
Of Traditional Tales and Short Stories in African Literature
The Fisherman's Invocation
The Price of the Camel
Of Traditional Tales and Short Stories in African Literature
Ngambika
African Literature in Its Social and Political Dimensions
Reading the African Novel
African Oral Literature
Preface Part One: Backgrounds and Resources 1. The Study of African Literature What Is Oral Literature? An Interest in Culture An Interest in Society An Interest in Literature Benefits of the New Trends 2. The Artist Training and Preparation Artists and Patrons The Artist as Maker The Personality of the Artist The Artis's Place in Society 3. The Performance Varieties of Performance Paralinguistic Resources Performer and Accompanist Performer and …
African Novels and the Question of Orality
African Novels and the Question of Orality
Terrains de Rencontre
Excerpts from a Journal
Excerpts from a Journal Eileen Julien (bio) September 1, 2005 Bloomington, Indiana Nature does not know us. That enduring romantic postulate. It just does what it does. Katrina's wake, if Jourdain meant what I think he said, will have brought water to the second step to the second floor, perhaps higher before he tried going downstairs. I feel sad to lose the piano and linens in the dining room. But this really is not so bad. I am remarkably stoic…
Love, Loss, and the "Art" of Making Gumbo
Shona N. Jackson interviewed Eileen Julien. The interview was conducted by phone on Wednesday, May 3, 2006
The Road Trip of 1975
The Road Trip of 1975: How Far We Have Come, How Close to Austin We Remain." Journal of the African Literature Association, 6(2), pp. 244–247
Locations, Epistemologies and Pedagogies
(2016). Locations, Epistemologies and Pedagogies. Eastern African Literary and Cultural Studies: Vol. 2, Locations, Epistemology and Pedagogies, pp. 65-69
Postcolony's Colonial Registers in Claire Denis's Chocolat and White Material
Much has been written that I hope not to reiterate in the conversation that follows with Ms. Claire Denis, auteur filmmaker of extraordinary insight on all manner of lived experience of the postcolonial subject [fig. 1]. Less considered by audiences and critics alike is the correspondence between Chocolat (1988) and White Material (2009). Such correspondence occurs to me, not because they share a relational temporality of place and circumstance, …
On Duality”
We know, thanks to Chinua Achebe, that "where one thing stands, another stands beside it." This proverb, which we find re-articulated in Marx and Brecht, holds a key to Biodun Jeyifo's keen thought and writing as a cultural and literary critic and as a journalist. This essay is a reflection on the place of duality in Biodun Jeyifo's lively writing, the texture and perhaps even the playfulness that derive from it
The extroverted African novel, revisited
This article revisits the issues at the heart of 'The Extroverted African Novel', appearing in Il romanzo (vol. 5; Milano: Einaudi, 2003); and The Novel (vol. 2; Princeton, NJ: Princeton University Press, 2006). These include: first, what seemed to be an enormous gap between the dynamism of popular fictions, and visual arts and crafts more generally, alongside what Senegalese novelist and journalist, Boubacar Boris Diop once characterised as the …
Frantz Fanon, poet
Frantz Fanon’s writing represents a productive embrace of the political and the poetic. His ideas have had such a long afterlife, they live on in us, I submit, precisely because the language of their articulation, image-filled and rhythmic, is compelling. This article examines three elements of Fanonian poetics in Black Skin, White Masks: the use of metaphor and, in “By Way of Conclusion,” an ambiguous/multiple “I” as persona, and, finally, what …
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