La littérature mondiale et la littérature minorée

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Exploring the evolution of global literature in both oral and written forms, this essay examines the historical and sociological implications of minor and major literatures. It questions the legitimacy of labeling a relatively young literary tradition, less than 30 years old, as literature. The discussion emphasizes the dominance of the French language while recognizing the complexities of translation between minor and major literatures, advocating for the development of specific methodologies and theoretical frameworks to address this nuanced relationship.