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Research paper thumbnail of De La Captivité À La Mobilité : Représentations Littéraires De La Migration Féminine De L’afrique Francophone Vers La France

Research paper thumbnail of De La Captivité À La Mobilité : Représentations Littéraires De La Migration Féminine De L’afrique Francophone Vers La France

Williard for their help guiding me towards the completion of this thesis. To my mentors: Juliette... more Williard for their help guiding me towards the completion of this thesis. To my mentors: Juliette Rogers (Macalester College), Ousmane Mbaye (my sister Lala's husband), and Ousmane Sène (West African Research Center). I also pay tribute to friendship because that was very crucial in this journey. Hats off to my fellow compatriots in the Department of Languages, Literatures, and Cultures at the University of South Carolina: Guillaume Coly and Seydina Mouhamed Diouf, you made my life easier. I wish you all the best in your future endeavors. God bless you. To other great people I have met here in Columbia: Aden Sadik Mabruk and Paul T McElhinny, Zhuo Feng and Carol Fruit-Diouf having you as friends has meant a lot to me. All the best in your future projects. God Bless you. v To my friend Samba Dieng, who has remained my good and supportive friend during hard times. This meant a lot to me. God Bless you. To Bill and Henning for their everyday support with technology. God bless you.

Research paper thumbnail of De La Captivité À La Mobilité : Représentations Littéraires De La Migration Féminine De L’afrique Francophone Vers La France

Research paper thumbnail of De La Captivité À La Mobilité : Représentations Littéraires De La Migration Féminine De L’afrique Francophone Vers La France

Williard for their help guiding me towards the completion of this thesis. To my mentors: Juliette... more Williard for their help guiding me towards the completion of this thesis. To my mentors: Juliette Rogers (Macalester College), Ousmane Mbaye (my sister Lala's husband), and Ousmane Sène (West African Research Center). I also pay tribute to friendship because that was very crucial in this journey. Hats off to my fellow compatriots in the Department of Languages, Literatures, and Cultures at the University of South Carolina: Guillaume Coly and Seydina Mouhamed Diouf, you made my life easier. I wish you all the best in your future endeavors. God bless you. To other great people I have met here in Columbia: Aden Sadik Mabruk and Paul T McElhinny, Zhuo Feng and Carol Fruit-Diouf having you as friends has meant a lot to me. All the best in your future projects. God Bless you. v To my friend Samba Dieng, who has remained my good and supportive friend during hard times. This meant a lot to me. God Bless you. To Bill and Henning for their everyday support with technology. God bless you.

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