Clinique de la déshumanisation du Tutsi rwandais dans la littérature fictionnelle numérique et imprimée sur le génocide
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.55595/1h44cr82Keywords:
fictional littérature, digital, print, déhumanizaationAbstract
By questioning the dehumanization clinic of Rwandan Tutsi in digital and printed fictional literature, our ambition is to insist on the decompartmentalization of the cultural object «fictional literature», ontologically arranged by the prism of the paper format, to signify these new articulations through technological tools. In this reasoning, we have two interfaces for transmitting the drama. The fictional narratives printed and digital, mediations of the event that fertilize a differentiated reception of the tragedy. If the genocide performs acts of cruelty, and underlines a break with humanity, this subject articulates in a literary regime the mechanisms of this determining passage from the human to the inhuman. Shifting the focus on the negation of the Rwandan Tutsi from the only party of a hermeneutic structured by historians to make literature this new place of passage and analysis of historical and transcultural memory on the event.
