Daniel Tia
Biographic Data
| ID | 3473154 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Daniel Tia |
| GIVEN NAMES | Daniel |
| FAMILY NAME | Tia |
| SIGNATURE | TIA D |
| AFFILIATIONS | Université Félix Houphouët-Boigny |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-2928-3257 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 9 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 0 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 9 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2020 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2025 |
| H-INDEX | 0 |
Corporeality of Communication: Letters Enacting Embodied Labor, Sacrifice, and Transatlantic Mediation in Imbolo Mbue’s How Beautiful We Were
This critical reflection investigates the profound material and existential dimensions of communication in a postcolonial narrative. It contends that written correspondence particularly as evinced in Imbolo Mbue’s How Beautiful We Were (2021), transcends its textual function to become a palpably physical and emotionally charged medium. This study posits that such epistolary exchanges are axiomatically inscribed with human effort, significant pers…
Analepse, Prolepse Et Pouvoir Narratif Dans Puissions-Nous Vivre Longtemps D’imbolo Mbue
Dans le paysage littéraire contemporain, Imbolo Mbue se distingue par sa capacité à tisser des récits qui résonnent avec les luttes pour la justice et l’autodétermination. Puissions-nous vivre longtemps (2022) son deuxième roman, ne fait pas exception. Cette œuvre explore la résilience d’une communauté, Kosawa, face à l’oppression d’une multinationale pétrolière. Au cœur de cette lutte, la temporalité narrative devient un instrument de pouvoir. T…
Le Mal-Être De L’être: De La Désesperance Métaphysique À L’angoisse Ontologique Dans Puissions-Nous Vivre Longtemps D’imbolo Mbue
Le roman, Puissions-nous vivre longtemps (2021) d’Imbolo Mbue se dresse comme une pierre de touche dans la critique de la désespérance métaphysique, une angoisse existentielle qui transcende la simple détresse sociale pour interroger le fondement même de l’être-au-monde. Alors que la littérature critique a largement scruté les dimensions écocritiques et postcoloniales de l’œuvre, en élucidant les mécanismes de la violence lente et les dynamiques …
A Comparative Approach to Identities in Toni Morrison’s and Léonora Miano’s Novels
Women writers from the African Diaspora are committed to the question of identity. They construct extraordinary imaginary worlds, sometimes closely linked to their host societies or those of their ancestors. This in-between-cultures characteristic explains the plurality of identities that unfold. The desire to assert their rights and acquire financial mobility forces the fictional subjects evolving in these spaces to embark on a frantic quest for…
Transgressive Forms in Gainesian Fiction
Anchored in black slavery, Gaines’s novel has a historical and inventive feature. On the one hand, it is characterized by its rejection of the European artistic tradition and on the other hand, by its choice for deconstructive aesthetics. On the generic level, its narrative weave suffers from a normative crisis; the norms of autobiography undergo a functional and substantial alteration, giving way to ethno-biography. Thus, the black community’s p…
Re/flux migratoire: Une lecture sémiotique de How the García Girls Lost Their Accents de Julia Alvarez
L’Amérique a été peuplée par vagues migratoires. Constituée originellement de tribus amérindiennes, son caractère identitaire homogène a, au fil des années, fait place à l’hétérogénéité culturelle. Si les raisons de ce flux migratoire restent variées, il faut tout de même admettre qu’il a fait éclore une dynamique culturelle que la littérature migrante hispano-américaine promeut comme modèle. Dans How the García Girls Lost Their Accents (1991) de…
Geographic Space and its Semantic Heterogeneity: An Ecocritical Reading of To Da-Duh, in Memoriam by Paule Marshall
Humans and nature remain bound to each other. Defined by the Holy Scriptures as divine creatures, both of those beings maintain certain equality anchored in spirituality, thus substantiating their relationship of consubstantiality and interdependence. Today where deviationist practices threaten nature and humans’ lives, that spiritual bearing should be maintained. It is more relevant than ever to reinforce it and avoid perilous situations, which …
Female Leadership through the Prism of Hypermodernity
Self-esteem, individual accomplishment, instant response to social difficulties, and the rejection of alienating uniformity are some of the ideals that the hypermodern era claims as its own. Under that order of expansionist and excessive renewal, various fields of knowledge undergo an extraordinary mutation. The novels whose analysis falls to the current study appropriate that new order and enrich it in their own way by textualizing human societi…
From Sin to Redemption: A Cultural Critique of Paule Marshall’s Praisesong for the Widow
Black characters’ social life is bothersome; its study in fiction is a comprehensive concern for various literary critics. But because of the complexity of this study, researchers are much more interested in their behaviors and actions. The study of Paule Marshall’s text is in line with this perspective. In this novel, American capitalism is so influential that it compels black characters to sin by repudiating their culture to the detriment of ma…
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From Sin to Redemption: A Cultural Critique of Paule Marshall’s Praisesong for the Widow
Black characters’ social life is bothersome; its study in fiction is a comprehensive concern for various literary critics. But because of the complexity of this study, researchers are much more interested in their behaviors and actions. The study of Paule Marshall’s text is in line with this perspective. In this novel, American capitalism is so influential that it compels black characters to sin by repudiating their culture to the detriment of ma…
Geographic Space and its Semantic Heterogeneity: An Ecocritical Reading of To Da-Duh, in Memoriam by Paule Marshall
Humans and nature remain bound to each other. Defined by the Holy Scriptures as divine creatures, both of those beings maintain certain equality anchored in spirituality, thus substantiating their relationship of consubstantiality and interdependence. Today where deviationist practices threaten nature and humans’ lives, that spiritual bearing should be maintained. It is more relevant than ever to reinforce it and avoid perilous situations, which …
Female Leadership through the Prism of Hypermodernity
Self-esteem, individual accomplishment, instant response to social difficulties, and the rejection of alienating uniformity are some of the ideals that the hypermodern era claims as its own. Under that order of expansionist and excessive renewal, various fields of knowledge undergo an extraordinary mutation. The novels whose analysis falls to the current study appropriate that new order and enrich it in their own way by textualizing human societi…
Transgressive Forms in Gainesian Fiction
Anchored in black slavery, Gaines’s novel has a historical and inventive feature. On the one hand, it is characterized by its rejection of the European artistic tradition and on the other hand, by its choice for deconstructive aesthetics. On the generic level, its narrative weave suffers from a normative crisis; the norms of autobiography undergo a functional and substantial alteration, giving way to ethno-biography. Thus, the black community’s p…
Re/flux migratoire: Une lecture sémiotique de How the García Girls Lost Their Accents de Julia Alvarez
L’Amérique a été peuplée par vagues migratoires. Constituée originellement de tribus amérindiennes, son caractère identitaire homogène a, au fil des années, fait place à l’hétérogénéité culturelle. Si les raisons de ce flux migratoire restent variées, il faut tout de même admettre qu’il a fait éclore une dynamique culturelle que la littérature migrante hispano-américaine promeut comme modèle. Dans How the García Girls Lost Their Accents (1991) de…
A Comparative Approach to Identities in Toni Morrison’s and Léonora Miano’s Novels
Women writers from the African Diaspora are committed to the question of identity. They construct extraordinary imaginary worlds, sometimes closely linked to their host societies or those of their ancestors. This in-between-cultures characteristic explains the plurality of identities that unfold. The desire to assert their rights and acquire financial mobility forces the fictional subjects evolving in these spaces to embark on a frantic quest for…
Corporeality of Communication: Letters Enacting Embodied Labor, Sacrifice, and Transatlantic Mediation in Imbolo Mbue’s How Beautiful We Were
This critical reflection investigates the profound material and existential dimensions of communication in a postcolonial narrative. It contends that written correspondence particularly as evinced in Imbolo Mbue’s How Beautiful We Were (2021), transcends its textual function to become a palpably physical and emotionally charged medium. This study posits that such epistolary exchanges are axiomatically inscribed with human effort, significant pers…
Analepse, Prolepse Et Pouvoir Narratif Dans Puissions-Nous Vivre Longtemps D’imbolo Mbue
Dans le paysage littéraire contemporain, Imbolo Mbue se distingue par sa capacité à tisser des récits qui résonnent avec les luttes pour la justice et l’autodétermination. Puissions-nous vivre longtemps (2022) son deuxième roman, ne fait pas exception. Cette œuvre explore la résilience d’une communauté, Kosawa, face à l’oppression d’une multinationale pétrolière. Au cœur de cette lutte, la temporalité narrative devient un instrument de pouvoir. T…
Le Mal-Être De L’être: De La Désesperance Métaphysique À L’angoisse Ontologique Dans Puissions-Nous Vivre Longtemps D’imbolo Mbue
Le roman, Puissions-nous vivre longtemps (2021) d’Imbolo Mbue se dresse comme une pierre de touche dans la critique de la désespérance métaphysique, une angoisse existentielle qui transcende la simple détresse sociale pour interroger le fondement même de l’être-au-monde. Alors que la littérature critique a largement scruté les dimensions écocritiques et postcoloniales de l’œuvre, en élucidant les mécanismes de la violence lente et les dynamiques …
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