Murielle Sandra Tiako Djomatchoua (she/ her) is Gradute Teaching Assistant in the French Department at Miami University. She is passionate about African and Francophone literature and conducts research that explores theories such as feminism, geocriticism, sociocriticism, and post-colonialism. One of her major current research interests is codifying the fantastic and/or African fantastic sensibilities. Her primary goal is to disseminate the culture, worldview, and studies about Africa in order to contribute to make this continent into a place of knowledge emission. In the coming months, the following articles will be published: Linguistic territorialities and the creation of a “Romance-Performance” and a “Causistic-Narrative”; Analysis of God Lives in Bangoulap, by Marcel Kemadjou Njanke; The paradox of literary patrimonialisation in a Cameroonian context from 1950 to 1980; Narrating crises in postcolony: new voices and new avenues in Patrice Nganang’s Dog Days; Space, memory, identity: for an existential feminism in The Belly of the Atlantic and The National Preference, by Fatou Diome; and Freedom of creation and political censorship in Remember Ruben by Mongo Beti: processes and challenges of the fictionalization of a “cursed national hero”.
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