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How can we recognize agency when it refuses the familiar opposition between collaboration and resistance? Imane Terhmina argues that Francophone African aesthetics offers powerful and counterintuitive answers to this question. This book contends that subaltern actors often appear as “illiberal subjects”: figures whose emancipatory aspirations remain entangled with their partial adherence to competing norms of state, capitalist, religious, or traditional authority.Through close read...