Browsing Humanities by UP Author "De Beer, Anna-Marie"

Browsing Humanities by UP Author "De Beer, Anna-Marie"

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  • La saison des ertes » dans L'aine des orphelins de Tierno Monenembo 
    De Beer, Anna-Marie (Association for French Studies in Southern Africa, 2016)
    When a group of African intellectuals undertake a collective journey to Rwanda four years after the genocide against the Tutsis, Tierno Monénembo writes his narrative, L'aîné des orphelins, from the point of view of Faustin, ...
  • Shadows of life, death and survival in the aftermath of the Rwandan genocide 
    De Beer, Anna-Marie; Snyman, Elisabeth (Tydskrif vir Letterkunde Assosiasie, 2015-01)
    Various writers and survivors have offered literary responses to the genocide of the Tutsi in Rwanda. In 1998, a group of African intellectuals, mostly non-Rwandans, of whom two were female authors, participated in a ...
  • Teaching French as a foreign language in South Africa : incorporating the chanson africaine francophone 
    Rust, Willemien R.; De Beer, Anna-Marie; Nagel, Lynette (Association for French Studies in Southern Africa, 2015)
    L’ouverture croissante de l’Afrique du Sud sur l’Afrique francophone implique que les enseignants de FLE puissent renouveler les programmes d’enseignement de français afin de trouver une articulation plus étroite entre les ...
  • Ubuntu and the journey of listening to the Rwandan genocide story 
    De Beer, Anna-Marie (AOSIS OpenJournals, 2015-06-26)
    In the face of collective trauma such as genocide, apartheid, mass killings and xenophobia, ubuntu requires of us to show solidarity with our fellow human beings. To my mind, one of the highest forms of doing so is to ...
  • Womanisme dans Crepuscule du tourment : melancolie de Leonora Miano 
    Tonleu, Madeleine; De Beer, Anna-Marie; Snyman, Elisabeth (Tydskrif vir Letterkunde Assosiasie, 2022-10-26)
    In this article we examine the notion of womanism as portrayed in the 2016 novel Crépuscule du tourment: Mélancolie (Twilight of Torment: Melancholy) by the Franco-Cameroonian author Léonora Miano. We explore how four ...