This book, which offers an in-depth and in-depth analysis of the work of poet writer, teacher and researcher Amadou Elimane Kane, is a literary journey that contains philosophical accents. By traversing the work and life of the poet, Isabelle Chemin brings out new intangible literary perceptions. For the poetic conception of Amadou Elimane Kane works in a precise didactic sense, that of a new existentialism. Defender of the African narrative, of its renewal and breaking with Afro-pessimism, Amadou Elimane Kane works for an aestheticism that covers all the cultural, human and intellectual dimensions of the reborn Africa. By a precise and effervescent observation, this literary essay marks a turning point in the aesthetic research of contemporary African literature. It is a meeting point between African reading, interpretation, creation and exegesis which brings to light, in a sensitive way, the work of Amadou Elimane Kane, poet writer aware of the major issues of 21st century literature. Isabelle Chemin is a documentalist teacher and trainer trainer for the Paris Academy. She has published short stories and texts of literary reflection. Her first essay, co-written with Ndongo Mbaye, Amadou Elimane Kane: reinventing African literature is to build the plural narrative for humanity without walls, was published by Lettres de Renaissances in April 2017.--Nouveautés éditeurs.