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Oeuvres universitaires: Le Restaurant universitaire de l’Université Omar Bongo désormais ouvert
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University works: The University canteen of L? Omar Bongo university from now on open
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Listed among great student's waitings since the academic re-entry 2007-2008 which was effective last on November 19, L? opening of the university canteen which S? last Friday with L is made? University Omar Bongo (UOB) by the persons in charge for the Center for? uvres university (NECK), arrived at point named at the great satisfaction of the students who, placed in the residence halls, return for the majority of L? interior of the country.

According to Brigitte Kouma, director of the NECK? Do UOB, this launching come at the right moment to name to fulfill the social requirements of L? UOB which institutes L? opening as of the academic re-entry. It made a point of recalling that this delay is with the renewal of the infrastructures and kitchen utensils which had become decayed. It has in the same vein exhorted the students to make watch of responsibility in front of the agents for this structure and to rationally use the tools which will be placed at their disposal.

For the major part of the students, C? is a saving action, because with L? did entry into force of the system Licence master doctorate (LMD), the hours of course take another turning, and time to return to the house during the hours of pauses to be restored S? prove very short and insufficient. L? opening of the restaurant thus will make it possible to mitigate this difficulty.

Do the agents of the “Restaurant U” and the students wish all with L? do unison what highly the things occur in the rules with L? art, and that this year the largest national university doesn't know any tumult which will cause the dysfunction of the academic programs, which suffer since good number D? years of repetitive strikes.

Let us recall that nonthe opening of the university canteen always was among the causes of disengagings within this institution.

January 28, 2008 | 2:12 PM Comments  0 comments

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Le colloque international de Libreville sur la critique africaine a été pour les étudiants un répertoire de riches enseignements pratiques
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The international conference of Libreville on African criticism was for the students a practical rich person lesson repertory
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At does the exit of the international conference of Libreville which had as a subject “African criticism exist” organized three days lasting within L? Did university Omar Bongo, GABONEWS tighten its microphone with the students who took part in this literary symposium of great intellectual range, for D? to enquérir their impressions and their to question on the great lesson drawn from this intellectual demonstration.

For did Ferdinand Ibinga, studying in control in modern letters this conference allow us not only to determine the concept of African criticism with all his theories, but also to discover potentialities qu? one finds in the grids of readings within L? orality.
“The 1st international conference of Libreville on African criticism m? D allowed? to question the theorists of this speciality, in particular Dad Diop Samba of which J? read much review, but also Jacques Chevrier who m? inspired much through Negro Littérature” affirmed Mouketou Orlenda coed in 2nd year in African literature.

According to the major part of the questioned students, they learned much, the proof some could define their topics of licence or control through the communications of which they took share. D? did others take note of L? history of African criticism, L? impact of the criticism of L? colonial era, various revolutions of the literature of L? space French-speaking through the conferences which were presented.

Nevertheless, the students and unquestionable participating of this international symposium deplored the time which was reserved for each communication, considered to be very short, which according to them required several explanations because of L? evocation D? a technical speech in the middle of much of laymen.

January 28, 2008 | 2:10 PM Comments  0 comments

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Les enjeux et perspectives de la critique africaine: des théories définies pour l’émergence d’une littérature africaine originale
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Stakes and perspective of African criticism: theories defined for L? emergence D? an original African literature
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In the third panel of the international Conference of Libreville which has as a subject “does African criticism exist? ”, a little provocative formulation because of L? irreversible existence D? a African literature, it S? does east act in this last moment of the analyses of the theorists come from all the continents of S? to question on the stakes and the prospects for African criticism with L? hour of the universalization of the literature.

In the inaugural lesson of this panel the pr. Justin Bisanswa of L? Did university of Laval in Canada, proceed has another formulation of the problems of the Conference in S? questioning on the relevance D? a African criticism. It was question in its communication entitled “Reflexions and variations around the concepts of?? critical African?? and of?? theory of the African literature??” D? to examine the founded good of African textual specificities.

During its communication on the topic “For an endogenous criticism: D outlines? a diagram of cultural reading of the text”, Perfect Diandue of L? University of Cocody-Abidjan Bi Kakou, L? emergence of?? critical endogenous?? is D? access due to the will to meet the need for the limit of the critical and analytical field.

Did several communications mark this third panel, in L? occurrence, “Place and role of L? orality in African literary criticism” by the pr. Highly skilled Jean Derive, in whom it presented the stakes of the critical approaches of the African oral literatures, “Aspects of the new African criticism. L? orality with textualiture” by Litinmé Kofi, “African criticism and the search D? a feminist epistemology” by Cecile Dolosane Ebossé of L? ENS of Yaounde I in Cameroun.

This panel S? is concluded by a call to prudence in the handling from certain concepts or concepts instituted in the speech criticizes African.

L? orality according to Derive should not be seen like a African specificity but rather like a posture of creation. This last panel S? is buckled with the conference of the pr. highly skilled Bernard Mouralis who spoke to the students about the topic: “Does the criticism of the African texts, between theories and sciences” before a phase discuss which enclosed L? together communications.

January 28, 2008 | 2:06 PM Comments  0 comments

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Le Colloque de Yaoundé », une évaluation de l’histoire de la littérature africaine depuis 1973
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The Conference of Yaounde”, an evaluation of L? history of the African literature since 1973
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Instituted like the second panel of the communications of the international Conference of Libreville, “African criticism, after the Conference of Yaounde”, intends to mark a watershed in L? history of African criticism, with the supported will of the Africans of S? to adapt L intellectually? does interpretation of their literature

For Mathieu François Minyono Nkodo, the conference of Yaounde carry on the baptismal funds a African university elite, interprets African literary corpus, starting from logics hermeneutics qu? inspire the endogenous cultures, thus devoting L? emergence D? a class D? producing African experts of new knowledge.

C? is as well as many conferences were organized so D? to analyze all the critics who were formulated around African criticism. It S? east acts consequently of “Plays métatextuels in the African contemporary novel: does function criticize fiction” by Kattell Collin of L? University D? Ottawa in Canada, “African literature with L? test of literary criticism, yesterday and aujourd? today. Prolegomenes for a change of paradigm” by the pr. Minyono of L? University of Yaounde to Cameroun, “Henry Lopès and L? requirement of African literary criticism” by Emmanuel of Togo.

C? is around the communications of the pr. highly skilled Jacques Chevrier “critical Readings romantic of T. Monénembo”, of Stopping Colette of Laval to Quebec “reception of African criticism in Quebec. Typology of the journalistic cover since the ten last years” that the students and assistant were maintained throughout L? after midday.

This panel S? is completed with various conferences with L? instar of those of Marie Wounfa of L? University of Ngaoundéré: “does the reception criticize entitling speech, the case of the titles of Cameronian novels”, of Charles Philippe Assembé Ella of L? ENS/Gabon: “Plastic and esthetics of the Kwélé mask: outline for an aesthetic criticism, of Frederic Mambenga-Ylagou.

January 28, 2008 | 2:03 PM Comments  0 comments

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« La loi Lamine Gaye est à mon avis un symbole dans l’histoire de la République française, même s’il n’y a aucune rue qui porte son nom en France », Bernard Mouralis
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