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To carry a correspondence related to exile when they could have talked about it was the choice of Leila Sebbar and Nancy Huston in 1983 when they wrote their famous //Parisian Letters//. Two writers separated yet connected by everything, since it is deracination that joins the English-speaking Canadian and the Algerian, feel close to each other, in French, in Paris. Thus they decide to confront, in letters, their lives, their cultures, their neuroses as French-speaking exiled writers. | To carry a correspondence related to exile when they could have talked about it was the choice of Leila Sebbar and Nancy Huston in 1983 when they wrote their famous //Parisian Letters//. Two writers separated yet connected by everything, since it is deracination that joins the English-speaking Canadian and the Algerian, feel close to each other, in French, in Paris. Thus they decide to confront, in letters, their lives, their cultures, their neuroses as French-speaking exiled writers. | ||
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+ | JONES, Katheryn N., « Through the Kaleidoscope ? Memories of 17 October 1961 in Novels by Nancy Huston and Leïla Sebbar », dans Allison S. FELL (dir.), //French and francophone women facing war / Les femmes face à la guerre//, Berne, Peter Lang (Modern French Identities), | ||
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