Afryka w twórczości Blaise’a Cendrarsa: kontrowersje wokół Murzyńskich bajeczek dla dzieci białych ludzi

Cendrars was an artist who influenced the french art movements of the 1920s and ‘30s, he lived also a fascination with Black Africa. His collection of African based child folk tales, Little Black Stories for Little White Children, was ground-breaking in its sympathetic and non-racist respect for African folk culture. In spite of this Cendrars’ attitude, expressed in personal life and in his works, Little Black Stories were accused to be racist and negrophobe while a new edittion ocurred in 2018. This paper is proposing an afterthought about these accusations.