The Madness of Power and Political Assassination in Jean Paul Sartres the Reprieve, Alioum Fantourés Tropica Circle, André Malrauxs Man’s Hope and Ahmadou Kouroumas Allah is not Obliged

This work aims at analyzing the mechanisms that are involved in political assassination in Northern countries during the period between the two world wars, after the independence and the beginning of the years of national sovereign national conferences. A question remains, that of knowing the motivations behind these political assassinations in the sphere of the State, the impacts, the end between the power and the people. To analyze this work, the fundamental preoccupation is assassination, power and politics, which constitute the theoretical and methodological approach of the study of our corpus. It consists of two French works of the 20th century and two African post colonial novels. The analysis reveals that the two spaces are connected to power and do not accept any opposition. Moreover, assassination and power go together, through the critic of the texts of this study. The aesthetics of these authors is, indeed, relevant and arouses the consideration of linguistic and rhetorical analysis. Thus, Jean Paul Sartre's The Reprieve and André Malraux's Man's Hope remain in the wake of post modernism. However, Alioum Fantouré's Tropical Circle and Ahmadou Kourouma's Allah is not Obliged present Africa in perpetual disenchantment, for dictatorship is legitimated by former masters and the militants from the ruling party. We base our reasoning on the notion of the world division by Lucien Golmann to show that wars and political assassinations are social facts used in literature as reflexion materials. Georges Djolsabe | Guideng Kertemar Aubin "The Madness of Power and Political Assassination in Jean Paul Sartre's the Reprieve, Alioum Fantouré's Tropica Circle, André Malraux's Man's Hope and Ahmadou Kourouma's Allah is not Obliged" Published in International Journal of Trend in Scientific Research and Development (ijtsrd), ISSN: 2456-6470, Volume-8 | Issue-1 , February 2024, URL: https://www.ijtsrd.com/papers/ijtsrd62377.pdf Paper Url: https://www.ijtsrd.com/humanities-and-the-arts/other/62377/the-madness-of-power-and-political-assassination-in-jean-paul-sartres-the-reprieve-alioum-fantourés-tropica-circle-andré-malrauxs-man's-hope-and-ahmadou-kouroumas-allah-is-not-obliged/georges-djolsabe