Prosopopée is a poetic work by Farid Tali, published in 2001 by the French press P.O.L. Spanning 92 pages, this paperback edition presents a contemporary exploration of voice, identity, and linguistic form through the literary device of prosopopoeia—the attribution of speech to absent or imaginary figures. Tali’s writing blends philosophical inquiry with lyrical precision, engaging themes of memory, exile, and cultural hybridity. The collection stands as a significant contribution to early 21st-century Francophone poetry, marked by its formal innovation and introspective depth.