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Thu, 27 Feb

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Member's House - details provided upon RSVP

The Children of the Sun - the Mexican-American Minority through American Literature

Marcienne Rocard, former professor of American and Canadian Literature, will share her journey, discovering Chicano American literature of the 1950's and 1960's. The event will be held in the center of Toulouse at a member's house. We will send you the address when you RSVP.

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The Children of the Sun - the Mexican-American Minority through American Literature
The Children of the Sun - the Mexican-American Minority through American Literature

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27 Feb 2020, 19:30

Member's House - details provided upon RSVP

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The event is an "Apero-Dinatoire". Please bring something sweet or savoury to share...

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Retired professor of American and Canadian literature, Marcienne Rocard will share with us her discovery of Chicano-American literature in the 1950's and 1960's. She was a lecturer at SMU Dallas,Texas, and then went on to University California Los Angeles (UCLA), where she wrote her thesis on the Mexican-American minority. It was published as "Les Fils du Soleil" in Paris, by Maisonneuve et Larose, in 1980, then translated by Edward Brown, at Tucson,University by Arizona Press in 1989, as "The Children of the Sun". 

She has published articles in American and Canadian journals,  and retired as full professor of American and Canadian literature at Toulouse-Le Mirail University.

 

She will share with us why she originally took an interest to the literature of the Mexican-American minority in the US, and will share their journey, focusing on how they have asserted their marginality, and their differences, torn as they are between two cultures.

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