Two Views of Césaire: Négritude and créolité
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2021-08-06
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Richard D. E. Burton is Reader in French in the School of African and Asian Studies at the University of Sussex, Brighton. He has published widely on nineteenth-century French literature and society (Baudelaire in 1859 [1980], Baudelaire and the Second Republic [1991], The Flâneur and his City: Patterns of Daily Life in Paris 1815-1851 [1994]), and is the author of numerous studies on French West Indian literature, culture, history and politics, most notably La famille coloniale: la Martinique et la Mère-Patrie 1789-1992 (1994). He is currently working on a study of contemporary Martinican literature entitled Le roman marron and has just completed a study of cultural resistance in the Caribbean entitled Afro-Creole: Power, Opposition and Play in Jamaica, Trinidad and Haiti.
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