Abstract
Celia Britton a reuni en volume douze articles qu’elle a ecrits a partir de 2003, dont trois sont publies pour la premiere fois. L’œuvre est centree sur des reflexions a propos de la litterature des Antilles et notamment de la Martinique et de la Guadeloupe. Dans son introduction (pp. 1-6), l’auteure trace un apercu des caracteristiques communes qui rapprochent les deux iles: ce sont les premieres colonies fondees en 1635, elles partagent un heritage commun qui correspond au souvenir de la tr...
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