At the beginning of the 1990s, some African countries experienced socio-political crises, which led to the restoration of the multiparty system characterized by the organization of competitive elections. In West Africa, after three decades, statistics indicate that with the exception of Togo elections have led to political alternations in all …
Olympe Bhêly-Quenum writes in contact with a complex linguistic universe. He also writes in a context where a language must convey another culture. Language being par excellence the pillar of the identity, cultural dimension, all writing therefore manifests a cultural mark. We can then wonder what culture conveys the language …
The objective of this study is to explain fuel fraud in the city of Abidjan. The essentially qualitative study was based on documentary research coupled with field surveys based on individual interviews. The fuel distribution industry has been plagued by a wave of major fraudulent practices for decades. The results …
The literary creation of Olympe Bhêly-Quenum is a real immersion in the culture of his land. This immersion in Beninese culture is observed through the presence of certain cultural practices such as vodùn rites. The present work focuses on the contribution of these vodùn rites in quenumian literary creation. It …
Education is one of the major foundations in African societies. In the sense that his relationship with orality creates the conditions for socialization of the child in a traditional Moaaga environment. From family development to the adult phase through initiations, the child rubs shoulders with various stages of life. These …
The work of Aristotle, immensely rich and bequeathed to posterity, is a work full of relationships. Thus, any analysis of particular subjects in the work of the philosopher of Stagira must take into account the existing relationships between the different themes. It is in this sense that the concepts of …
