One author that was part of it abhorred the "attitude of the hyperassimilated" in "Blanchi," a work from his collection Pigments.
One author that was part of it abhorred the "attitude of the hyperassimilated" in "Blanchi," a work from his collection Pigments. The author who started this movement stated "the poem is a snake-bird  it sings with wings spread over the slaughter of the words" to close his poem "Elegy of the Circumcised." A different author from this movement repeatedly uses the phrase "At the end of daybreak" while comparing the women of his country to that of (*) Josephine, the Empress. This movement is analyzed in a Jean-Paul Sartre essay named for Orpheus; that essay stated that its principal members are the politicians Léon Damas, Aimé Césaire, and Leopold Senghor. For 10 points, name this movement that champions African consciousness in the wake of colonialism.
One author that was part of it abhorred the "attitude of the hyperassimilated" in "Blanchi," a work from his collection Pigments.
Négritude