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Introductionstory Cheikh Faty Faye, author of . (., 2005)—a play that will be studied later in this essay. By mixing various cultural (movies, plays, novels, etc.) and historical productions, and combining Senegalese with French viewpoints, the festival explored a moment of colonial history considered a common past shared by France and Senegal.

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Weak States and Great Power Grand Strategy,ese books, he tackles economic, social, and racial issues in what critics have characterized as a social realist mode, in the tradition of Zola and Brecht. In his later books, . (., 1965), . (1973), . (., 1981), and . (., 1987), Sembene addresses issues related to the corruption of the African elite in newly independent states.

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Introductionon III, of the military corps known as the . (Senegalese infantrymen).. The festival included a number of cultural events, such as the . (.) exhibition hosted at the Dakar French Institute, and screenings of films, such as . (., 2006) by Rachid Bouchareb, and documentaries, such as . (., 1985) by Er

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Historical Background and Representations of Thiaroyepters. Before concentrating on the historical accounts of the Thiaroye mutiny, I will give a brief overview of the French colonization of West Africa, the . (Indigenousness Code) imposed by France on overseas populations, the creation and history of the military corps of the ., and the role of the c

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Léopold Sédar Senghor’s Thiaroyed not only in poetry but also in politics. In 1983, the French Academy opened its doors to him, welcoming poetic works including . (., 1945), . (., 1948), . (1956), . (1961), . (., 1972), and . (., 1979). The 2007 publication of his complete works of poetry by the . (National Center for Scientific R

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Fodeba Keita’s Thiaroyesire for immediate independence from France with its 1958 referendum, wherein 96 percent voted for independence. By renouncing French tutelage in establishing his new country’s institutions, Sékou Touré offended de Gaulle, who wanted to be the mastermind behind African states’ independence. Miffed b

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Boubacar Boris Diop’s Thiaroye and philosophy. His fictional works include . (., 1981), . (., 1990), . (., 1993), . (., 1997), and . (., 2000), which explores the drama of the 1994 genocide in Rwanda. His most recent novel in French, . (.), was published in 2006. His fictive works all combine history with African legends. In 200