MY KARABAKH OR THE KARABAKH KNOT - A review of Hamlet Isaxanli's book by Dr. Moussa Baccus, PhD
in French Literature, former Assistant Professor of French at the University of Toronto, and ex Bilingual Statistical and Research Analyst at the Ministry of Education of Ontario (Canada).
The review has been published in the Vol. 1, No. 1 of the Ottawa Journal of International and Public Affairs (OJIPA) in July 2023. It is available here.
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Ottawa Journal of International and Public Affairs,
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Lindsey
Collen is a feminist, social and political activist, and
internationally famous novelist. She has won numerous international
accolades, and one of her prize-winning works, The Rape of Sita, is
still prohibited in Mauritius. Lindsey Collen is a well-known figure in
Mauritius' public life. She is originally from South Africa, and she
tells us about her life in white South Africa during the apartheid era,
as well as her journey to the Seychelles, in this interview. She also
talks about her stay in the United States and the United Kingdom.
Lindsey Collen has not only been heavily involved in Mauritian politics
for nearly fifty years, but she is also one of the pioneers of the
Mauritius women's movement. She is well-known for her advocacy for the
Creole and Bhojpuri languages, as well as her support for Palestine and
the recognition of Mauritian sovereignty over the Chagos Archipelago. A
staunch leftist, Lindsey Collen describes herself first and foremost as a
political activist!
The interview has been published in Vol. 1, No.1 of the Ottawa Journal of International and
Public Affairs (OJIPA)
in July 2023. It may be purchased here.
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Ottawa Journal of International and Public Affairs,
Vol. 1, No. 1, July 2023, Ghazipur, London (United Kingdom). |
Issa
Asgarally holds a PhD in Linguistics from Paris V- René Descartes
University (France). He is the Co-Founder with J.M.G. Le Clézio (Nobel Prize for
Literature 2008) of the Foundation for Interculturality and Peace (FIP) and is
an Associate Professor at the Mauritius Institute of Education (MIE)
and at the Open University of Mauritius.
This article has been published in Vol. 1, No.1 of the Ottawa Journal of International and
Public Affairs (OJIPA)
in July 2023. It may be purchased here.
