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Suzanne Césaire’s surrealism
Tightrope of hope
in Surrealist women’s writing
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This chapter explores Suzanne Césaire’s engagement with surrealism in her essays published between 1941 and 1945 in the journal Tropiques, which employ surrealism as a literary, cultural, and political tool with which to construct a distinctly Martinican cultural identity. This chapter demonstrates not only Césaire’s immense importance as a cultural figure in Martinique but also how her anti-imperialist writings constitute some of the most sustained engagements with surrealism produced in the Caribbean context.

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Surrealist women’s writing

A critical exploration

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