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	Jean Joseph Rabearivelo Biography \| Encyclopedia of World Biography
		Jean Joseph Rabearivelo was born on March 4, 1901, in Tananarive (Madagascar) into a noble family which had been impoverished as a result of the abolition of slavery by the French authorities soon after the colonial conquest in 1895.
		Tananarive in the early 1920s was a focus of intense literary and journalistic activity in the vernacular, and Rabearivelo was one of the first Malagasy poets to use the French language as his medium of literary expression.
		This dual allegiance and this dual rebellion imbue Rabearivelo's poetry.
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	Jean Joseph Rabearivelo -- Facts, Info, and Encyclopedia article (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-10)
		Jean Joseph Rabearivelo (1901 - 1937), was a (additional info and facts about Malagasy) Malagasy (A writer of poems (the term is usually reserved for writers of good poetry)) poet writing in both (additional info and facts about Malagasy) Malagasy and (The Romance language spoken in France and in countries colonized by France) French.
		He absorbed French colonialist aspirations of being a Frenchman as well as Malagasy, but was denied the opportunity to live and write in Paris.
		Rabearivelo despaired after that refusal and committed (The act of killing yourself) suicide in 1937.
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		He was forced to work as a proof-reader at a local publishing house to survive.
		In 1937 Rabearivelo finally saw his opportunity to go to France under a French program to represent the colony.
		However, despite his growing prestige on the island, the colonial administration decided to send a group of Malagasy basket-weavers instead.
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	Jean Joseph Rabearivelo - Encyclopedia, History, Geography and Biography
		Jean Joseph Rabearivelo (1901 - 1937), was a Malagasy poet writing in both Malagasy and French.
		Rabearivelo despaired after that refusal and committed suicide in 1937.
		This page was last modified 22:48, 9 May 2005.
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	Research in African Literatures: J. J. Rabearivelo, Literature and Lingua Franca in Colonial Madagascar.(Review)@ ...
		Rabearivelo, Literature and Lingua Franca in Colonial Madagascar.(Review)
		J. Rabearivelo, Literature and Lingua Franca in Colonial Madagascar by Moradewun Adejunmobi.
		Rabearivelo is virtually unknown on this side of the Atlantic; I would even venture to say that he is little known in the anglophone world.
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	Urbain-Jean-Joseph Le Verrier -- Encyclopædia Britannica
		French philosopher and writer Jean le Rond d'Alembert achieved fame as a mathematician and scientist before acquiring a considerable reputation as a contributor to and editor of the famous 18th-century Encyclopédie.
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	NEA: FY 2005 GRANT AWARDS - Literature Fellowships for Translation Projects in Poetry
		Charleston, SC To support the translation from Malagasy of Jean-Joseph Rabearivelo's Almost Dreams (1934), Translated from the Night (1935), and from French of his Old Songs from the Imerina Lands, a collection of translations and adaptations of traditional Malagasy oral poetry (published posthumously, 1939).
		He was deeply influenced by the hainteny tradition, a complex form of oral poetry considered the quintessential expression of traditional Malagasy creativity.
		Despite his devotion to the traditional arts of his homeland, Rabearivelo felt cut off from a literary life of France and suffered a period of severe depression after his daughter's death.
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	Jean-Joseph Rabearivelo -- Encyclopædia Britannica
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	Jean Joseph Rabearivelo Summary
		Jean Joseph Rabearivelo (March 4, 1901, Tananarive - June 22, 1937, Tananarive), was a Malagasy poet writing in both Malagasy and French.
		He absorbed French colonialist aspirations of being a Frenchman as well as a Malagasy, but was denied the opportunity to live and write in Paris.
		Rabearivelo despaired after that refusal and committed suicide in 1937.
	www.bookrags.com /Jean_Joseph_Rabearivelo (680 words)

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		One of the greatest French-speaking African poets is undoubtedly the Malagasy poet Jean-Joseph Rabearivelo.
		Rabearivelo died in 1937, which is two years before Césaire published his famous 'Cahier d'un Retour au Pays Natal'.
		Rabearivelo's poems are clear and precise visions of a strange and personal world.
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	NEA 2005 GRANT AWARDS; State Listings (Access to Artistic Excellence, Literature Fellowships) - SOUTH CAROLINA
		To support the translation from Malagasy of Jean-Joseph Rabearivelo's Almost Dreams (1934), Translated from the Night (1935), and from French of his Old Songs from the Imerina Lands, a collection of translations and adaptations of traditional Malagasy oral poetry (published posthumously, 1939).
		He was deeply influenced by the hainteny tradition, a complex form of oral poetry considered the quintessential expression of traditional Malagasy creativity.
		Despite his devotion to the traditional arts of his homeland, Rabearivelo felt cut off from a literary life of France and suffered a period of severe depression after his daughter's death.
	www.nea.gov /grants/recent/05grants/states1/SC.html (704 words)

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		He was a self-made man who owed his lack of success to nobody.
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	Jean-Joseph Rabearivelo -- Britannica Concise Encyclopedia - Your gateway to all Britannica has to offer!
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		French sculptor, painter, and poet Jean Arp was one of the leaders of the European avant-garde in the arts during the first half of the 20th century.
		He is best known as a surrealist painter and as a founder of Dadaism, an artistic and literary movement embraced by artists who sought to redefine artistic traditions by questioning some of society's traditional...
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	Amazon.com: Jj Rabearivelo: Literature and Lingua Franca in Colonial Madagascar (Francophone Cultures and Literatures, ... (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-10)
		The life and creative works of the Malagasy author, JJ Rabearivelo are its central concern.
		This book further emphasizes the connections between the colonial context of Rabearivelo's writing and the possibilities of publication, international reception and canonical consecration for his works.
		Above all, JJ Rabearivelo, Literature and Lingua Franca in Colonial Madagascar contributes new insights to our understanding of the process by which political and literary authority can be appropriated by a metropolitan language at the expense of the natural lingua franca of the colonized population.
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	Encyclopedia: List of African writers (by country)
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	Voices from Madagascar - Anthology of Contemporary Francophone Literature
		With little hope that their voices would be heard outside the island, writers nevertheless have continued to express themselves in French (alongside a literature written in the Malagasy language).
		Malagasy literature in French had begun in the colonial era with three poets: Jean-Joseph Rabearivelo, Jacques Rabemananjara, and Flavien Ranaivo, all three presented in Léopold Senghor’s celebrated Anthologie de la nouvelle poésie nègre et malgache (1948).
		More recently, although a few Malagasy writers living outside the country have been published in France, the bulk of Malagasy literature today has remained largely unpublished, circulating locally mostly in manuscript form.
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	Jean-Louis Florentz. L’Enfant des Îles opus 16.
		Jean-Joseph Rabearivelo est le plus célèbre écrivain malgache de la première moitié du XX e
		L’omniprésence de l’enfant dans l’œuvre de RABEARIVELO révèle ses obsessions et éclaire son imaginaire.
		Jean Rouyer, Presse Océan du 19 mars 2002
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		In his early collections Rabéarivelo's recurring theme was exile, the journey away from the native land, referring to the loss of independence.
		When all text written in French were considered to belong to French literature, Rabearivelo supported bilingual works and proposed that 'Malagasy literature' would recognize French-language texts composed by the Malagasy.
		Like Baudelaire, one of his models, Rabéarivelo was too much of an aesthetician to join the cadres of militant poets, although many of his friends opposed French rule.
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	Rabearivelo, Jean Joseph biography - S9.com
		by Jean-Joseph Rabearivelo and Charles Renel and MichÃ¨le Rakotoson and Louis-TimagÃ¨ne Houat and Marius Leblond and Ary Leblond and Roger Vailland and Loys Masson and Marcel Cabon and Serge Meitinger and J.-C Carpanin Marimoutou (Mass Market Paperback - Oct 2, 1998)
		by Jean Joseph Rabearivelo (Hardcover - Sep 9, 1967)
		Jj Rabearivelo: Literature and Lingua Franca in Colonial Madagascar (Francophone Cultures and Literatures, Vol 12)
	www.s9.com /Biography/Rabearivelo-Jean-Joseph (154 words)

	Jean-Joseph Rabearivelo : Presque-Songes / Sari-Nofy
		Presque-songes = Sary-Nofy / Jean-Joseph Rabearivelo ; présentation de Claire Riffard.
		Le texte se lit en malgache dans la colonne de gauche, en français dans la colonne de droite : ces deux versants du poème ont été conçus dans un même élan, aucun ne peut et ne doit être lu comme original ou comme traduction.
		Rabearivelo puise sa poésie d'un en-deçà de la langue, monde naissant antérieur au choc du divers — lui-même parle d'un pays idéal —, avant de la plier aux exigences formelles propres à chacune des deux cultures entre lesquelles son existence s'est partagée … jusqu'au déchirement.
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	Biography of Jean Joseph Rabearivelo \| Theses on Jean Joseph Rabearivelo
		He left school at 13 in order to earn a precarious livelihood as proofreader in a local printing shop.Tananarive in the early 1920s was a focus of intense literary and journalistic activity in the vernacular, and Rabearivelo was one of the first Malagasy poets to use the French language as his medium of literary expression.
		His habit of wearing the traditional robe, the lamba, over his Westernstyle clothes illustrated this duality more than it could hide--let alone solve--it.This dual allegiance and this dual rebellion imbue Rabearivelo's poetry.
		Further Reading There is no biography of Rabearivelo in English.
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	Madagascar: Reference
		MOSS C. A Pioneer in Madagascar: Joseph Pearse of the L.M.S. Headley Brothers, London.
		Account of the author and her daughter's travels on foot and by bus.
		Les Incertitudes du Colonialisme: Jean Carol à Madagascar.
	www.embassy.org /madagascar/bibliox.html (1411 words)

	Research in African Literatures: J. J. Rabearivelo, Literature and Lingua Franca in Colonial Madagascar.(Review) (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-10)
		Research in African Literatures: J. Rabearivelo, Literature and Lingua Franca in Colonial Madagascar.(Review)
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		Research in African Literatures, June, 1999 by Koenig, Jean Paul
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	Jean-Joseph Rabearivelo
		DayPoems: A Seven-Century Poetry Slam * Jean-Joseph Rabearivelo lines of verse * www.daypoems.net * Timothy Bovee, editor
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		In war against the Crusaders, he achieved final success with the disciplined capture of Jerusalem on 02 October 1187, ending its 88-year occupation by the Franks.
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	Rabearivelo (1975) Translations from the night: Selected poems of Jean-Joseph Rabearivelo
		Rabearivelo (1975) Translations from the night: Selected poems of Jean-Joseph Rabearivelo
		Translations from the night: Selected poems of Jean-Joseph Rabearivelo
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