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… French soldier turned priest, vowed to protect the Faith. France’s consul in Tianjin insisted the missionaries were …

… the law? If it was, he (Mr. Douglass) would tell him, that Jewish slavery was not for life; there was no such thing …

… century South African political movements, political exile, and gender and nationalism. Prior to Yale, she …

… and the profound burden of alienation that accompanies exile. Nascent memories are shrouded by the ‘scars of sleep’, …

… “Writing Race and Universalism in Contemporary France: Marie NDiaye and Bessora.” This project explores the … gender identities amongst writers of color in postcolonial France. She is interested in the ways that universalist … philosophies shape the discourse on race in both France and its former colonies, and set Fracophone and …

… supérieure de Lyon. She is broadly interested in poetry, poetics, and translation, with a focus on the role of form …

… (he/him) is investigating translingualism, conceptual poetics, and creative self-translation. His recent writing …

… irony of these images, Douglass suggested it was only in exile that he could truly feel at home. Douglass’s … 282. For more responses, see also Gerald Fulkerson, “Exile as Emergence: Frederick Douglass in Great Britain, … State University Press, 1981), 127-136. [50] Fulkerson, “Exile as Emergence,” 74. This was, however, a small amount of …

… As a Fox Fellow, Ms. Pitt will focus on the impact of France s process of decolonization on its contemporary … hopes to explore the construction of memory surrounding France s difficult colonial and decolonization experiences …

… America Anthropology; Economics hannah.kiburz@yale.edu Benjamin Franklin College … Council on Latin American & …