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Zraniona pamięć i historyczna trauma w literaturze Gwinei Równikowej. Twórczość Donata Ndongo Bidyogi

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Díaz-Szmidt R.

nr 50

83-100

The article, based on the example of Donato Ndongo Bidyogo’s works, presents two aspects of Equatorial Guinean literature, namely memory and trauma. They are crucial for the understanding of this still young literature, written in Spanish. The consideration of selected issues developed by contemporary Equatoguinean writers gives the country’s literature a specific character. A reflection on the dramatic past and the difficult present is its recurring motif. The article is divided into four parts. The first part presents a theoretical reflection on the concept of Paul Ricouer’s “wounded memory” used in the text. The second analyses the so-called traumatic discourse in literature, and attempts to find the distinction between a traumatic event and a traumatising experience. The third part of the article presents the issues of Equatoguinean historical traumas and sketches the literary landscape of the country. The article focuses on literary strategies of collective projection, wounded memory of Equatorial Guineans and the issue of the (im)possibility o mapping trauma in literature. The last part of the text presents literary examples of the phenomena discussed in the literature of Donato Ndongo Bidyogo.

O lugar do silêncio nas literaturas africanas. O não-dizível como o esquecimento pós-traumático nos textos de Angola e da Guinée Equatorial

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Díaz-Szmidt R.

nr 2

3-15

The article analyses the space of literary silence as a specific, metaphorical and intelectual space, an idea derived from Pierre Nora’s concept of “space of memory” (1984). In the context of sociocriticism and geopoetics reflexions, we analyse the silence in the literature of Angola and Equatorial Guinea searching the difference between the unspoken due to political and ideological reasons, prohibitions or taboos and the unspoken related to the impossibility to speak about the traumatic experiences suffered by African colective and cultural subject (Edmond Cros). We focus on the unspoken as post-traumatic amnesia in the works of José Eduardo Agualusa and Pepetela from Angola and in the novels and tales of Leoncio Evita Enoy and Donato Ndongo Bidyogo from Equatorial Guinea. The conclusion is that the space of silence in these texts is the result of a post-traumatic disorder caused by trans-Atlantic slave trade.

Koncepcje ustroju politycznego w kolonialnej Gwinei Hiszpańskiej i w niepodległej Gwinei Równikowej

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Kruze P.

2018

nr 47

51-70

The decolonisation process of Equatorial Guinea had a unique character. It proceeded gradually and peacefully, which gave hope that the Guinean political elites were well-prepared to assume power. The article analyses changes in the political status of Spanish sub-Saharan territories and compares the concepts of the Guinean political system presented by African political activists with projects prepared by the government in Madrid. The author draws attention to the political diversity of ethnic and social groups in Equatorial Guinea, the actions undertaken by the African political parties, various standpoints of the Spanish ministries and the international position of Spain.

A provisional checklist of the orchids of Equatorial Guinea

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Olszewski T. S. , Szlachetko D. L.

tom 43

nr 1