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Cheikh Hamidou Kane

West AfricaPost-colonialFiction
Ambiguous Adventure (L'Aventure ambiguë)
1961
Cheikh Hamidou Kane

A young Senegalese man from the Diallobé region studies in France and struggles between traditional Islamic faith and Western materialistic culture.

West AfricaFiction
Ambiguous Adventure
1961
Cheikh Hamidou Kane

Samba Diallo, a young Senegalese man of the Diallobé people, is sent to French colonial schools, then Paris, where he loses his spiritual center. A profound meditation on colonialism and identity.

West AfricaFiction
L'Aventure ambiguë (French original)
1961
Cheikh Hamidou Kane

The original French edition of Ambiguous Adventure, Kane's meditation on the collision between Islamic Toucouleur culture and French colonial education. Published as a single unified text.

West AfricaFiction