MiataDrivers - The Poor Man's Son (CARAF Books: Caribbean and African Literature translated from the French)
Mouloud Feraoun, James D. Le Sueur
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The Poor Man's Son Mouloud Feraoun, James D. Le Sueur epub The Poor Man's Son Mouloud Feraoun, James D. Le Sueur pdf download The Poor Man's Son Mouloud Feraoun, James D. Le Sueur pdf file The Poor Man's Son Mouloud Feraoun, James D. Le Sueur audiobook The Poor Man's Son Mouloud Feraoun, James D. Le Sueur book review The Poor Man's Son Mouloud Feraoun, James D. Le Sueur summary | #865301 in Books | University of Virginia Press | 2005-04-01 | Original language:English | PDF # 1 | 8.60 x.57 x5.48l,.55 | File type: PDF | 192 pages | ||1 of 1 people found the following review helpful.| This "novel" should be read either as a memoir of Mouloud Feraoun or as an anthropological portrayal of the Berbers of Kabylie|By R. M. Peterson|Mouloud Feraoun (b. 1913, d. 1962) was a Berber, from Kabylie, in Algeria. He was a schoolteacher and also a writer. In the latter role, he was well respected and he achieved such fame that, shortly before the end of the Algerian War|||[A] thoughtful and long overdue English translation....The last third of the book, discarded by a Paris editor fifty years ago and restored here, is a revelation. (Book Forum)
|"Feraoun’s novel is more than just a testimony in which he
Like the autobiographical hero of this, his classic first novel, Mouloud Feraoun grew up in the rugged Kabyle region of French-controlled Algeria, where the prospects for most Muslim Berber men were limited to shepherding or emigrating to France for factory work. While Feraoun escaped such a fate by excelling in the colonial school system―as a student and, later, as a teacher at the École Normale―he remained firmly rooted in Kabyle culture. This dual perspe...
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