Hédi Bouraoui

Hédi Bouraoui , of its complete name Hédi Andre Bouraoui, born the July 16th 1932 with Sfax, is a poet, short story writer and university tuniso - Canadian. It treats topics regularly including the transcendence of the cultural borders.

After having studied the literatures French, English and American in France then with the the United States, it joined the Université York of Toronto, in 1972, where it teaches the French and English literatures while specializing in the literatures African, caribéenne, and Free-Ontarian. It also launches the center Canada the Maghreb within the university.

In May 2003, it is Honorary doctor of the Université Laurentienne (Ontario) in recognition of its contributions to the Canadian and world literature. It also receives many literary prizes in Canada, in France and Tunisia.

Works

Poetry

Musocktail (1966)
Tremblé (1969)
Burst-Module (1972)
Vésuviade (1976)
Haïtuvois followed Antillades (1980)
off Bruise Heritage I (1981)
Towards and back (1982)
Ignescent (1982)
Tales off Heritage II (1986)
Echosmos (1986)
plural Reflet (1986)
Emergent the Branches (1986)
Zemna Daga (1987)
Dew bow (1991)
Poetries (1991)
Émigressence (1992)
Nomadaime (1995)
Transvivance
the perverse Angel (1998)
Autistic Illuminations (2003)
Struga followed Curbstone of a festival (2004)

News

Icônaison (1985)
Bangkok Blues (1994)
Retour to Thyna (1996)
the pharaone (1998)
Ainsi speaks the Tower CN (1999)
made up the (2001)
the Woman among the lines (2002)
Harki and poet. Forgotten century
new Hannibal
corsades of Hannibal
Seven doors for a brûlance

External bond

Official site of Hédi Bouraoui

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