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Literatura y Opresión: un diálogo con
Literature & Oppression: a conversation with
DONATO NDONGO-BIDYOGO
Donato Ndongo is a writer, journalist, and professor. He is the author of several books, most notably: Las tinieblas de tu memoria negra (1987), Shadows of Your Black Memory (2007), Los poderes de la tempestad (1997), El Metro (2007), and Historia y tragedia de Guinea Ecuatorial (1977).
One of the most important living writers of Hispanophone Africa, he has been a professor at the University of Colombia-Missouri, the assistant director of the Hispanic-Guinean Cultural Center of Malabo, and the director of the Center for African Studies in Murcia, Spain. He has lived in exile for over 50 years as a result of successive post-independence dictatorships in Equatorial Guinea.
SPONSORED BY GLOBAL STUDIES IN THE ARTS & HUMANITIES
With support from: African American & African Studies, African Studies Center, American Indian and Indigenous Studies, Asian American Studies, Asian Studies Center, College of Arts & Letters, Department of English, Department of History, James Madison College, Center for Latin American & Caribbean Studies, Department of Linguistics and Languages, Peace & Justice Studies, Department of Romance and Classical Studies, The Faculty Excellence Advocate of the College of Social Science, and The Timnick Chair in the Humanities.
Questions? Contact: Prof. Yomaira Figueroa yomairaf@msu.edu