Translating Tradition into Literature: Female Genital Excision in Europhone Creative Writing from the African Continent and Diaspora

Elisabeth Bekers

Translating Tradition into Literature: Female Genital Excision in Europhone Creative Writing from the African Continent and Diaspora

Elisabeth Bekers

Language and literature

Research output: Unpublished contribution to conference › Unpublished abstract

Abstract

TBA

Original language	English
Publication status	Published - 4 Apr 2001
Event	Conference Panel “Translating Culture” – AFRICAN LITERATURE ASSOCIATION Annual Conference on The Creative Circle: Artist, Critic, Translator – University of Richmond en Virginia Commonwealth University in Richmond, Virginia – 4-8 april 2001 - Richmond, Virginia Duration: 4 Apr 2001 → 8 Apr 2001

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Other	Conference Panel “Translating Culture” – AFRICAN LITERATURE ASSOCIATION Annual Conference on The Creative Circle: Artist, Critic, Translator – University of Richmond en Virginia Commonwealth University in Richmond, Virginia – 4-8 april 2001
Period	4/04/01 → 8/04/01

Keywords

African Literatures
female genital excision
Postcolonial Literatures

2 Book

Rising Anthills: African and African American Writing on Female Genital Excision, 1960-2000
Bekers, E., James, S. M. (ed.) & Tripp, A. M. (ed.), 2010, University of Wisconsin Press. 274 p. (Women in Africa and the Diaspora)
Research output: Book/Report › Book
Dissecting Anthills of W/Human Insurrection: A Comparative Study of African Creative Writing on Female Genital Excision
Bekers, E., 2002, Antwerp: University of Antwerp. 409 p. (PhD)
Research output: Book/Report › Book

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Bekers, E. (2001). Translating Tradition into Literature: Female Genital Excision in Europhone Creative Writing from the African Continent and Diaspora. Abstract from Conference Panel “Translating Culture” – AFRICAN LITERATURE ASSOCIATION Annual Conference on The Creative Circle: Artist, Critic, Translator – University of Richmond en Virginia Commonwealth University in Richmond, Virginia – 4-8 april 2001.

Bekers, Elisabeth. / Translating Tradition into Literature: Female Genital Excision in Europhone Creative Writing from the African Continent and Diaspora. Abstract from Conference Panel “Translating Culture” – AFRICAN LITERATURE ASSOCIATION Annual Conference on The Creative Circle: Artist, Critic, Translator – University of Richmond en Virginia Commonwealth University in Richmond, Virginia – 4-8 april 2001.

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2001. Abstract from Conference Panel “Translating Culture” – AFRICAN LITERATURE ASSOCIATION Annual Conference on The Creative Circle: Artist, Critic, Translator – University of Richmond en Virginia Commonwealth University in Richmond, Virginia – 4-8 april 2001.

Research output: Unpublished contribution to conference › Unpublished abstract

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Translating Tradition into Literature: Female Genital Excision in Europhone Creative Writing from the African Continent and Diaspora

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Research output

Rising Anthills: African and African American Writing on Female Genital Excision, 1960-2000

Dissecting Anthills of W/Human Insurrection: A Comparative Study of African Creative Writing on Female Genital Excision

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