African attitude
Lang Fafa Dampha
A young Gambian immigrant explores the contrasting philosophies of his fellows in Paris with regard to the West: staunch Pan-Africanism versus hard pro-Western. This story demonstrates the triviality and pointlessness of the attitude of some African immigrants. A story that lifts the lid on the lives of Gambian immigrants in Paris - a world of tragedy, terror and futility, tempered by the voice of reason.
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Lang Fafa Dampha
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Editions L'Harmattan
Editeur
Genre
Histoire internationale
01/12/2013
108
pages
12,50
€
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