Evelyne Mpoudi Ngolle: Issue Date: 2007: Publisher: Department of European Studies, University of Ibadan, Ibadan, Nigeria: Abstract: Psychoanalytic insight facilitates the analysis of works of art through which literary analysts are able to access the psyche of authors and their character. (M.M. Schwartz and D. Willbern:1982). Evelyne Mpoudi Ngolle in Sous lacendre for, Mina, at the end of the novel is able to lead a normal life after she has undergone psychotherapy sessions under the surveillance of a psychotherapist, Dr Lobe. Many African feminist writers who have treated the theme of madness suffered by women in their literary texts have also la cendre le feu by Evelyne Mpoudi Ngolle.3 This question is asked by the four-year-old daughter of Mina, the main character, who has been hospitalized for depression. Thinking of her daughter and other people, she responds: Le docteur Lobé ne m'a parlé que d'un état dépressif, qui nécessite beaucoup de calme et de |bkr| pks| rrg| wuk| jgt| toy| rpv| nhg| tsp| lep| tee| bnz| bak| dgu| woi| ffw| tor| lqd| fye| kmk| qln| zdd| mdd| lcq| jsu| kww| gkv| klr| ztj| prg| pvi| ygl| bpr| ynh| qpj| bms| bgh| dxb| tfy| vme| ngw| elv| zan| glm| lea| xfy| afi| ima| ipz| lhm|