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Critical Approaches to Aminata Sow Fall's Novels

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However limited in scope it may be, this brief, collective work on Aminata Sow Fall's literary creation represents for us a milestone in African Studies here in the Pioneer Valley. In a broader sense, it affords a modest contribution to the criticism and canonization of francophone African literature in general and of that produced by women in particular.

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