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Item Étude Écocritique De En Compagnie Des Hommes De Veronique Tadjo(Collection Recherches & Regards D’afrique, 2023) Sallah, C.A.Nature and environment are two major entities which influence human lives, but the import of their influence depend on the relationship men establish between themselves and their constituent elements such as earth, trees, animals and water bodies. As a result, literary critics develop ecocriticism in order to establish a legitimate relationship between men and their environment. In In the Company of Men, Véronicque Tadjo tries to establish the relationship that exists between Africans and nature and the repercussions of their activities on the environment. Human activities 109 ISBN : 978-2- 493659- 04- 0 COLLECTION RECHERCHES & REGARDS D’AFRIQUE VOL 2 N 0 4 / JUIN 2023 provokes characters like the Baobab, Bat and Ebola to lament about African’s behaviour toward the environment. Our study therefore aims at studying, by means of ecocriticism, the relationship between human being and nature, the connection between men and the environment, the causes of lamentation by natural entities about men and their reciprocal reactions against mankind.Item Étude Fonctionnaliste Des Classes Sociales Dans Quatre Oeuvres D’andré Malraux(University of Ghana, 2014-12) Sallah, C.A.The works of André Malraux provoke a lot of reactions in the literary world by virtue of their direct bearing on human life and man’s fate. As a result, social themes such as fraternity, solidarity, loneliness, love, torture, suffering, misery, action, death, revolt and many others in his works have been thoroughly dealt with by a good number of critics and analysts. However, the themes of Social Classes, their nature, characteristics and ideologies have not been extensively studied. The different types of social classes that are found in the novel and which constitute undoubtedly an important aspect of Malraux’s thought are directly linked to human existence. This study therefore aims at identifying the different types of social classes and to demonstrate the nature of relationships which exist among them and how indispensable they are to one other. The social classes identified in the work of Malraux are the ruling class, the bourgeoisie, the proletariat and the peasant class. Each social class has its own ideologies and moral principles by which it functions. It has rules and regulations which are applied conscientiously to conditions prevailing at a particular time in an attempt to always maintain law, peace and order. Nevertheless, the social classes undertake enterprises for selfish benefits and do not take into account the interest of other classes. Despite their differences, the social classes depend on each another. The ruling class and the bourgeoisie collaborate to exploit the proletariat and the peasant class, while the proletariat and the peasant class also team up against the two superior classes. We have therefore attempted to identify the repercussions the behaviour and the activities undertaken by each social class have on the lives of others. Our work looked at these issues from a functionalist perspective.Item Les Forces Agissantes Des Conflits Dans La Condition Humaine D’andre Malraux(University of Ghana, 2009-06) Sallah, C.A.The works of André Malraux provoke a lot of reactions in the literary world by virtue of their direct bearing on human life and man‟s fate. As a result, social themes such as fraternity, solidarity, loneliness, love, torture, suffering, misery, action, death and revolt and many others in his works have been thoroughly dealt with by many critics and analysts. However, the theme of conflict has not been extensively studied. The different types of conflicts that run through the novel and which constitute undoubtedly an important aspect of Malraux‟s thought are directly linked to human existence. This study aims at analyzing and treating this theme. The aim is to identify the different types of conflicts and to demonstrate the extent to which relationships in a society, love and the mentality of a person constitute potential forces of conflict. Mankind is undoubtedly an entity perpetually confronted with conflicts which are part and parcel of his existence. Conflicts or confrontations are unavoidable but can be minimized if they are identified and checked. We have therefore attempted to identify the repercussions of conflicts on societies, relationships and individuals and highlight suggestions proposed by André Malraux in La Condition humaine to solve, minimize and, if possible, avoid conflicts.