Worle Lit II Aime Cesaire, Notebook of a Return to the Native Land

Class discussion of Aime Cesaire's 'Notebook of a Return to the Native Land' and its context within French colonial literature and the Negritude movement. The camera was zoomed in a little bit too close at the beginning of the class, and I wasn't entirely comfortable reading certain parts of the poem aloud.

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[@madislittlerapture]

I am having to read 'Notebook of a Return to the Native Land' this semester in french and am having a lot of trouble, but your historical context and analysis was incredibly helpful to me. Thanks a lot!

[@abrahamisaacmuciusiii3491]

In my opinion, Aimé Césaire was an interesting and intelligent individual who helped spread Black awareness around the world 🌎.

[@libertyhannah953]

Thank you for posting this! I found it very helpful

[@abrahamisaacmuciusiii691]

It's good that he acknowledged the offensiveness of the n word.

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My only wish is that you had provided indicators of where you are in the book.