Ndongo Kamdem Alphonse
University of Uyo, Nigeria
Abstract
The
reading of a text starts undoubtedly with its title: this meta-text offers the
first thread which the reader follows in the course of reading. It goes without
saying, that there always exists a correlation between a title and the text
that follows it. This article goes from a hermeneutics of the epigraph that
announces the text, to the analysis of the text itself, with the conclusion
that the title of Beyala’s text (C’est le soleil qui m’a brulee) does not just
justify the text that follows: between the text and its title, there is anacolutha.
Key
words: Title, correlation, epigraph, meta-text, anacolutha.
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