Césaire, Aimé | Further Reading
FURTHER READING
BIOGRAPHY
Davis, Gregson. Aimé Césaire, Cambridge: Cambridge University Press, 1997, 208 p.
Biographical and critical study.
CRITICISM
Arnold, A. James. “Césaire and Shakespeare: Two Tempests.” Comparative Literature 30, no. 3 (summer 1978): 236-48.
Explores the relationship of Shakespeare's The Tempest to Césaire's A Tempest.
Charney, Maurice. “Caribbean Shakespeare: Aimé Césaire's Une tempête.” Journal of Theatre and Drama 4 (1998): 73-80.
Maintains that in A Tempest Césaire's “abundant colonial discourse and his eloquent expressions of negritude are meant to counter the European sentiments in Shakespeare's play.”
Cohn, Ruby. “Black Power on Stage: Emperor Jones and King Christophe.” Yale French Studies 46 (1971): 41-7.
Finds parallels between Eugene O'Neill's Emperor...
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