Les Pleurs du Mal

Les Pleurs du Mal

Les Pleurs du Mal

Nsah Mala

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Editorial:
African Books Collective
Año de edición:
2019
Materia
Poesía
ISBN:
9781942876465

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Que faire face à la stagnation de l’Afrique ? Comment l'écrivain peut-il affronter les multiples maux qui gangrènent le monde d’aujourd’hui ? Dans ce recueil de poèmes, Nsah Mala adopte le genre poétique pour illustrer son engagement social et politique en évoquant des thématiques actuelles de son pays natal le Cameroun, de l’Afrique, et du monde entier. Ces thèmes sont, entre autres, la corruption, la déchéance de l’État et du pouvoir, la dérive de la démocratie, la protection de la nature, la promotion de la jeunesse, la marginalisation socio-politique, les ténèbres, et la liberté. Malgré l’ampleur des maux affrontés, Nsah Mala garde son optimisme et démontre que la poésie peut servir de moyen pour corriger et améliorer la société humaine et non-humaine. Faisant preuve de l'expérimentation et de l'innovation poétique, ce recueil trace une cartographie intéressante suivant son auteur à travers ses voyages infinis en Afrique, en Europe, et ailleurs. C’est aussi un moyen d’entrer en conversation avec les auteurs et les cultures de l’Afrique et du monde. Cette poésie organique et vitale, qui prend sa source dans l’humanité et la nature, donne la voix à tous les sans-voix et devra ainsi occuper une place importante dans toutes les bibliothèques du monde.

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