Interview de Jean Price Mars / Radio Haiti Archive / Duke Digital Repository
Interview de Jean Price Mars
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Entèvyou Jean Price Mars
Jean Price Mars Interview
Sa se yon entèvyou kout avèk Jean Price Mars, gran ekriven, etnològ, ak diplomat, kèk semèn avan Price-Mars mouri. Yo konsidere l kòm yonn nan fondatè mouvman negritid la. Price Mars pale de chemen entelektyèl li ak enspirasyon li, sitou pa rapò ak teyori rasyal, lavi ak koutim peyizan an Ayiti, ak jan li etidye ak reprezante Vodoun ayisyen kòm yon relijyon ki konplèks ak lejitim (kontreman ak sa legliz katolik ak anpil entelektyèl ayisyen tap di nan epòk la). Entèvyou Jean Dominique.
The renowned Haitian intellectual, writer, ethnographer, and diplomat Jean Price Mars, considered one of the founders of the négritude movement, discusses his intellectual trajectory and inspiration, especially around racial theory, Haitian peasant life and customs, and his efforts to study and represent Haitian Vodou as a complex and valid religion (contrary to the Catholic church and social and intellectual practice at the time). Interview Jean Dominique.
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