Enunciative narratological analysis of plural identity

Our research shows that enunciative narratology accounts for the discourse on cultural belonging of "subject-focused characters" in Pie Tshibanda and Jacques Savoie. They also reveal how the values of the foreign culture integrated by the "focused subject characters" forge their personality. The latter maintain cultural relations with the members of their communities, as they also maintain intercultural relations with other peoples of the world, in particular the Belgian and English-speaking communities of their universe.

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Benjamin Kalenda K. N'senda ist Doktor der Literaturwissenschaft an der Université de Moncton in Kanada; Bachelor und Graduierter in angewandter Pädagogik an der Université Pédagogique Nationale in der DR Kongo; Mitglied der Association des Critiques Littéraires de Kinshasa (ACLK). Er hat an der Université de Moncton und der UPN Kinshasa gelehrt.