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Native name
  
Jean Pliya

Ethnicity
  
Fon

Books
  
Kondo, le requin

Nationality
  
Beninese

Role
  
Playwright

Language
  
French

Name
  
Jean Pliya

Occupation
  
Writer, Teacher

Genre
  
Novel


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Born
  
July 21, 1931 Djougou, Benin (
1931-07-21
)

Died
  
May 14, 2015, Abidjan, Cote d’Ivoire

Education
  
University of Toulouse (1957), Cheikh Anta Diop University

Awards
  
Grand prix litteraire d'Afrique noire

"Ne contristez pas l'Esprit-Saint" 2ème partie par Jean PLIYA


Jean Pliya born on July 21, 1931 in Djougou, Benin and died on May 14, 2015 in Abidjan, Ivory Coast is a beninese playwright and short story writer.

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Life

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Born in what was then Dahomey, Pliya was educated at the University of Dakar and then the University of Toulouse. He graduated from the second in 1957 and in 1959 returned to his homeland to teach. He went on to hold ministerial positions in the Benin government.

Work

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His work often considers colonial history and issues of values. He has also attempted to translate the Fon people's tales for a French speaking audience.

Publications

  • L'Arbre fétiche, recueil de nouvelles (L'Arbre fétiche, La Voiture rouge, L'homme qui avait tout donné, le Gardien de nuit), Yaoundé, Éditions CLE, 1971
  • Kondo le requin, consacré au roi Behanzin, Yaoundé, CLE, 1981 (Grand prix littéraire d'Afrique noire)
  • Les Chimpanzés amoureux, Le Rendez-vous, La Palabre de la dernière chance, nouvelles, les Classiques africains, 1977
  • La Secrétaire particulière, Yaoundé, Éditions CLE, 1973
  • Les Tresseurs de cordes, Paris, Hatier, Abidjan, CEDA, 1987
  • La Fille têtue, contes et récits traditionnels du Bénin, Abidjan ; Dakar ; Lomé, Nouvelles Éditions africaines, 1982.
  • References

    Jean Pliya Wikipedia