Nostalgic Rebels: Politics, Aesthetics, and Selfhood in Postcolonial Morocco - Lyamlahy, Khalid; - Prospero Internetes Könyváruház

 
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ISBN13:9781836242956
ISBN10:1836242956
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Nostalgic Rebels: Politics, Aesthetics, and Selfhood in Postcolonial Morocco

 
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Mohammed Kha?r-Eddine (1941?1995), Abdelkébir Khatibi (1938?2009), and Abdellatif Laâbi (1942?) are three of the most important francophone Moroccan writers to have emerged in the 1960s. Belonging to the Souffles generation, named after the journal of culture and politics founded in 1966, they played a major role in cultural decolonization and the development of Moroccan literature. This book examines their works and legacy through the intertwined lenses of revolt and nostalgia. By weaving together comparative close readings of their writings with an analysis of the broader historical and political context in Morocco, the book demonstrates that these writers have used revolt and nostalgia to address state-sponsored violence, grapple with uncertainties about the writing process, and advance or revitalize their political and aesthetic projects. In doing so, this study traces a literary genealogy of political resistance, aesthetic subversion, and nostalgic reconstruction in postcolonial Morocco, while offering a nuanced historical perspective that is closely attuned to the specificities of Moroccan postcoloniality and sensitive to individual trajectories and experiences. The book covers a wide range of literary genres, including poetry, theatre, prose fiction, and autobiography, all analysed through a distinctively Moroccan historical and cultural lens, providing new insights into Moroccan literature and the theories of revolt and nostalgia.



?Nostalgic Rebels is a thorough, compelling, and well-researched contribution to scholarly work on Moroccan literature. It takes a trio of well-known authors - Mohamed Kha?r-Eddine, Abdellatif Laâbi, and Abdelkebir Khatibi - and breathes new life into existing scholarship by focusing on their poetic and lesser-studied theatrical works as well as their prose fiction, and examining their legacy under the twin thematic lenses of nostalgia and revolt.? Dr Erin Twohig, Associate Professor, Georgetown University

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Acknowledgments

Introduction

Chapter 1. Voices and Politics of Revolt

Chapter 2. Aesthetic Strategies of Revolt

Chapter 3. Forms of Nostalgia in Autobiography

Chapter 4. Nostalgia and Exilic Mobility

Chapter 5. Nostalgic Rebels and Rebellious Nostalgics

Conclusion

Bibliography