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200 10$aNoires Mais Blanches, Blanches Mais Noires $eLes Figures Féminines Noires Ou Métisses Au Théâtre de Cléopâtre à Ourika
205   $a1st ed.
210  1$aParis :$cEditions L'Harmattan,$d2020.
210  4$d©2020.
215   $a1 online resource (179 pages)
225 1 $aImages Plurielles : Scènes Et écrans Series
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330   $aThis book by Yasmine Modestine explores the historical representation of black and mixed-race female figures in theater, focusing on how colonial influences have led to their erasure or alteration. Through analysis of works by authors like Shakespeare and Corneille, Modestine reveals the deliberate whitening of characters such as Cleopatra and Andromeda to fit colonial and cultural biases. The book challenges prevailing prejudices and aims to reframe the understanding of these theatrical figures. Modestine, an accomplished actress and scholar, uses her research to shed light on these issues, appealing to academics, theater professionals, and those interested in cultural studies.$7Generated by AI.
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606   $aRace in the theater$7Generated by AI
606   $aPostcolonialism in literature$7Generated by AI
615  0$aRace in the theater.
615  0$aPostcolonialism in literature.
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