African-women literature: a revolt writing

Abstract

The objective of this paper is to show that the african-women narrative statements reject the idea of a passive discourse, setting up as a writing that opposes the “Other” place, reserved for black and female subject. Contrary to the hegemonic discourse, the writers expose discontent, anger, requiring, through their work, the right to use their voice to demand a place as an equal, in letters and in society. To think the malaise female african-sense transcript and become the body of the letter writing, one should point out the tools of analysis or theoretical possibilities of approaches: the proposal is considered as pillars, gender, race, uniqueness, imagination sociocultural, voice / silence, oppression, violence and subjectivity.