Lances mâles

Lances mâles

Léopold Sédar Senghor et les traditions sérères

by Marcel Mahawa Diouf

Part of Collection Etudes

1996

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marceldiouf327@yahoo.fr Mahawa Marcel Diouf ,Directeur de la Culture à la Commission de l'Union africaine Addis Abeba Ethiopie,actuellement à la retraite à Dakar Senegal Plus connu sous le nom de Marcel Diouf sue le net Cell. 00 221 77 446 67 29

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    The title "Lances mâles" is striking. How did your understanding of what these "male lances" represent—whether literally or metaphorically—evolve as you read the book, and what different aspects of masculinity, tradition, or power do they embody?

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    Given Marcel Diouf's background as a Director of Culture, how does the book explore the tension or synergy between traditional African values and contemporary societal pressures through its characters' choices and dilemmas?

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    Many characters in the book grapple with their heritage and identity. How did their struggles to define themselves within cultural expectations or societal roles resonate with your own experiences?

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