Zoos humains

Bancel, Nicolás; Sirost, Olivier

doi:10.3917/dec.bance.2004.01.0390

Zoos Humains 2004

DOI: 10.3917/dec.bance.2004.01.0390

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Zoos humains

Nicolás Bancel¹,

Olivier Sirost²

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This article examines inscriptions of the Black body in French colonial performances. It shows how stage representations of the Negro in exhibitions, theatre, and cinema have consistently portrayed Africans predominantly in bodily terms and thus invented an archetype of the colonial subject akin to an animal. In addition, the article points that although the imperial system purposely characterized the Other as merely physical—in opposition to the European defined as cognitive and intellectual—a number of African intellectuals and artists have involuntarily continued to promote the same stereotypes and archetypes in discourses portraying African identities in mostly corporeal terms.

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Dark Continent, Dark Stage

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La présente bibliographie se limite à fournir des titres susceptibles d'apporter un complément d'information aux sujets étudiés dans ce dossier. Elle ne prétend pas couvrir l'ensemble de la matière aux diverses phases d'analyse de la production et de la réception des spectacles. L-FÊTES ET SPECTACLES DE JEUX SCÉNIQUES ALEXANDRESCU, Liliana. «Techniques de jeu du théâtre paysan», Degrés, n° 32, 1982, 11 p. (brochure). BAKHTINE, Mikhaïl.

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