Brill Identités françaises: Banlieues, féminités et universalisme: 28 (Francopolyphonies, 28)

Dans Identités françaises, Mame-Fatou Niang interroge la périphérisation et lidentité nationale, à travers létude de discours sur les banlieues françaises. L'attention sur des femmes et sur le quotidien illumine des processus qui créent citoyenneté et marginalité dans la France républicaine. In Identités françaises, Mame-Fatou Niang illuminate approaches to marginalization and national identity, through the study of discourses on the French banlieues. The focus on the quotidian and on women interrogate the processes that create citizenship and marginality in republican France. Review "Mame-Fatou Niang's Identités françaises: Banlieues, féminités et universalisme takes a fresh look at some very well-trod ground: discourses in and about the French banlieues and the place of women in these regions. While previous studies have addressed issues including gender stereotyping and family politics, Niang's study takes an innovative approach in bringing together novels, films, print media, and online discussions in her interrogation of the many ways women shape--and talk about--their lives in France's banlieues from the 1980s through today." - Kathryn Kleppinger (The George Washington University), H-France Review Vol. 20 (December 2020), No. 221. About the Author Mame-Fatou Niang, Ph.D. (2012) Louisiana State University, est professeur associé de français à Carnegie Mellon University (USA). Elle a publié de nombreux travaux sur la France noire et sur les banlieues françaises. Elle est la coréalisatrice de Mariannes noires (2016). Mame-Fatou Niang, Ph.D. (2012) Louisiana State University, is Associate Professor of French at Carnegie Mellon University. She has published many articles on Afro-Frenchness and the French banlieues. She is the co-director of Mariannes noires (2016).