Singularities of Madagascar: Language, literature and civilization

International symposium to mark the 130th anniversary of the teaching of Malagasy and Malagasy studies at Inalco.
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Objectives

These scientific days have three objectives:

- Highlight Madagascar's singularities. Indeed, Madagascar is an exceptionally rich island, whose linguistic, historical, cultural and environmental specificities testify to a unique diversity, marked by multiple influences. It's an exceptional land where identity has been forged at the crossroads of the Indian Ocean, Africa and Asia.

- To take stock of teaching and research on the Malagasy language and culture in France and around the world.

- Highlight the international importance of the Institut National des Langues et Civilisations Orientales for teaching and research on Malagasy language, literature and culture. This meeting will bring together specialists (young researchers, established teacher-researchers) in various fields: linguistics, literature, anthropology, history, archaeology, geography, sociology, music, etc.

Participation procedures

Paper proposals (Title + a 300-word abstract + 6 to 10 key words) accompanied by a brief bio-bibliography should be sent to the following addresses:

- See e-mail

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Abstract deadline: April 20, 2025

Papers may be in French or English. Participants are responsible for their own travel and accommodation expenses.

Contact

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