Discours critique sur les œuvres de littérature contemporaine
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MADDOX, Kelly-Anne Madeline, « Le roman québécois des années 1990 : éléments fondamentaux de la problématique identitaire », thèse de doctorat, Department of French, Dalhousie University, 2004, 278 f. +++ Thèse de doctorat / mémoire de maîtrise | MADDOX, Kelly-Anne Madeline, « Le roman québécois des années 1990 : éléments fondamentaux de la problématique identitaire », thèse de doctorat, Department of French, Dalhousie University, 2004, 278 f. +++ Thèse de doctorat / mémoire de maîtrise | ||
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« The question of identity has been at the centre of Quebec literature since its very beginnings ; Quebec writers continue to ponder their connection to the other and to search for a satisfactory means of defining the self. Our thesis examines the representation of identity during the 1990's in fiction by seven Quebec novelists : Ying Chen, Abla Farhoud, Sergio Kokis, Yan Muckle, Pierre Samson, Lise Tremblay and Élise Turcotte. This study is divided into two sections : solitude and self-other relationships. In the first part, we explore exile and memory. Both physical exile and internal exile are characterised by distance, isolation and marginalisation vis-à-vis the self and the other. Memory is also a solitary experience. On the one hand, it is often in the context of the solitude brought on by exile that characters embark on a quest to understand their past. On the other hand, memory symbolizes the absence of the other. We discuss interpersonal relationships and creation in the second part of this thesis ; these two topics represent for certain characters the possibility to move beyond their solitude and participate in the world. Identity is always defined in the context of self-other relationships, | « The question of identity has been at the centre of Quebec literature since its very beginnings ; Quebec writers continue to ponder their connection to the other and to search for a satisfactory means of defining the self. Our thesis examines the representation of identity during the 1990's in fiction by seven Quebec novelists : Ying Chen, Abla Farhoud, Sergio Kokis, Yan Muckle, Pierre Samson, Lise Tremblay and Élise Turcotte. This study is divided into two sections : solitude and self-other relationships. In the first part, we explore exile and memory. Both physical exile and internal exile are characterised by distance, isolation and marginalisation vis-à-vis the self and the other. Memory is also a solitary experience. On the one hand, it is often in the context of the solitude brought on by exile that characters embark on a quest to understand their past. On the other hand, memory symbolizes the absence of the other. We discuss interpersonal relationships and creation in the second part of this thesis ; these two topics represent for certain characters the possibility to move beyond their solitude and participate in the world. Identity is always defined in the context of self-other relationships, | ||
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