02074nlm0 22002051i 450 001001300000006001900013007001500032008004100047020001800088040000800106100004300114245013900157260001200296260002200308300001100330520125800341856009301599856009601692856008001788HARMA 228457m g0 d cr mn ---auama261022c go d fre a9782336648798 bfre0 aAndré François Carvalho, Alain Pereira aThe Hands That Carried the World - Brassia Diamé and the Memory of a Baynounk LifebBrassia Diamé and the Memory of a Baynounk Life - aParis : bHarmattan Sénégal a168 p. aShe owned almost nothing, yet she carried an entire world. Brassia Diamé left behind no house in her name, no registered land, no fortune to pass on. Yet for more than a century, this Baynounk woman from Casamance fed, protected, raised, and accompanied those whom life placed in her path, until her discreet presence became a refuge for an entire lineage. Taken very young from Sinedone to escape the invisible threats surrounding her childhood, Brassia grew up beside Arontongha in Boudody. There she learned the discipline of the rice fields, the weight of water chores, the patience of service, and the art of keeping a house standing when everything seemed ready to fall apart. Around her are woven Akété’s wounds, Laurent Carvalho’s absence, the children of blood and of the heart, the destruction of Boudody, the solitude of old age, and the memory of a scattered people: the Baynounk, wounded by history but never entirely erased. At once a family novel, an intimate fresco, and a tribute to invisible women, The Hands That Carried the World tells the silent greatness of a life given to others—and the strength of those who, quietly, keep the world from collapsing.40uhttps://www.editions-harmattan.fr/catalogue/couv/9782336648798r.jpg2Image de couverture40uhttps://www.harmatheque.com/downloadebook/97823366487982Télécharger le livre au format PDF40uhttps://www.harmatheque.com/readebook/97823366487982Lire ce livre en ligne