What do you remember from when you were young? Probably a whole lot. Booker T. Washington had strong, long-lasting memories of his childhood. He was most likely born in 1856. But since he was born a slave, no one thought to record his birth...
TheCambridge Introduction to Francophone Literature
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TheCambridge Introduction to Francophone Literature
Some of the most exciting and stimulating literature to appear during the last few decades has beenwritten by men andwomen living in, or originating from, former colonies of the various European powers. This is certainly true in the case of France and francophone literature.While not quite matching the regularitywith whichnon-metropolitan ‘English’ authors have carried off theMann Booker prize in recent years, winners of the most prestigious French literary prizes have included a significant number
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The Remains of the Day (1989), is set in post-war England, and tells the story of an elderly English butler confronting disillusionment as he recalls a life spent in service, memories viewed against a backdrop of war and the rise of Fascism. It was awarded the Booker Prize for Fiction, and was subsequently made into an award-winning film starring Anthony Hopkins and Emma Thompson.
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