I, Tituba, Black Witch of Salem (CARAF and 50 similar items
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Only one in stock, order soon |
| Condition: |
New |
| ASIN: |
B00EQSY0LW |
| manufacturer: |
University of Virginia Press |
| binding: |
unknown_binding |
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unknown_binding |
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| Product Site Launch Date: |
2013-08-28T19:07:09.576Z |
| Subject Keyword: |
'american', 'witch', 'black', 'salem', 'african' |
| Generic Keyword: |
condé |
| author: |
Maryse Condé |
| Unspsc Code: |
55101500 |
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Product description: "Abena, ma mere, un marin anglais la viola sur le pont du Christ the King un jour de 16** alors qu?il faisait voile vers La Barbade. C?est de cette agression que je suis nee? " Ainsi commence le roman de Maryse Conde a consacre a Tituba, fille d?esclave, qui fut l?une des sorcieres de Salem. Comment Tituba acquit une reputation de sorciere a La Barbade, comment elle aima et epousa John Indien, comment ils furent tous deux vendus au pasteur Samuel Parris qui les emmena a Boston puis dans le village de Salem. C?est la, dans cette societe puritaine, que l?hysterie collective provoqua la chasse aux sorcieres et les proces tristement celebres de 1692. Maryse Conde a choisi de nous parler de Tituba que l?Histoire a oubliee pour ne retenir que les sorcieres blanches, celles qui furent pendues et qui inspirerent Les sorcieres de Salem, d?Arthur Miller. De la saga africaine de Segou, Maryse Conde est allee vers une chronique plus intimiste, une "histoire romanesque" qui reprend cependant les grands themes traites dans ses livres precedents : Les murailles de la terre et La terre en miette (Segou I et II).
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