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SUMMARY:Conference: The Annual Conference of the Canadian Association of Af
 rican Studies (CAAS) 2019
DESCRIPTION:Theme: Thinking World-Africa: Originality and Innovative Practi
 ces\\r\\nLocation: University of Quebec in Montreal\\r\\nConference Date: 
 May 16 to May 19*\, 2019\\r\\nFrom an open and multidisciplinary perspecti
 ve\, the 2019 CAAS conference  invites reflection on the question of origi
 nality and innovation\, in  relation to Africa’s relationship with the r
 est of the world. Invention\, Originality\, and Innovation have historical
 ly  marked Africa’s past and present relationship with the rest of the  
 world\, especially the Western world. They have served to divide the  worl
 d into two big groups: those who “invented everything”\, and “those 
  who never invented anything” (Césaire\, 1947).\\r\\n* The university r
 esidences will be accessible from May 14th\, 2019.
X-ALT-DESC:<b>Theme</b>: Thinking World-Africa: Originality and Innovative 
 Practices\n<b>Location</b>: University of Quebec in Montreal\n<b>Conferenc
 e Date</b>: May 16 to May 19*\, 2019\nFrom an open and multidisciplinary p
 erspective\, the 2019 CAAS conference  invites reflection on the question 
 of originality and innovation\, in  relation to Africa’s relationship wi
 th the rest of the world. Invention\, Originality\, and Innovation have hi
 storically  marked Africa’s past and present relationship with the rest 
 of the  world\, especially the Western world. They have served to divide t
 he  world into two big groups: those who “invented everything”\, and 
 “those  who never invented anything” (Césaire\, 1947).\n* The univers
 ity residences will be accessible from May 14<sup>th</sup>\, 2019.
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