La littérature féminine en infrarouge. Au-delà du nihilisme

The article analyzes two versions of feminine nihilism in the French-speaking Canada: Nelly Arcan, especially in her posthumous book, Burqa de chair, and Catherine Mavrikakis, in two of her novels, Deuils cannibales et mélancoliques and La ballade d’Ali Baba. By emphasizing the terms mélanomanie and...

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Main Author: Laura T. Ilea
Format: Article
Language:English
Published: Babes-Bolyai University, Cluj-Napoca 2022-12-01
Series:Caietele Echinox
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Online Access:http://caieteleechinox.lett.ubbcluj.ro/wp-content/uploads/2022/12/CaieteEchinox43-2022-p.401-413.pdf
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description The article analyzes two versions of feminine nihilism in the French-speaking Canada: Nelly Arcan, especially in her posthumous book, Burqa de chair, and Catherine Mavrikakis, in two of her novels, Deuils cannibales et mélancoliques and La ballade d’Ali Baba. By emphasizing the terms mélanomanie and néantisme, the headliners of the “professors of despair” in the homonymous book by Nancy Huston, my text defends the idea that the story-telling operation specific to the search for the “great novel” in La ballade d’Ali Baba is capable, through its reiteration of nomadism, cosmopolitanism and a “poisoned narrative”, to overcome the nihilism inherent to the solipsistic writings of Nelly Arcan.
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spelling doaj.art-b6794708fafe40778e24acc3b4d2eef82023-09-25T12:12:31ZengBabes-Bolyai University, Cluj-NapocaCaietele Echinox1582-960X2022-12-014340141310.24193/cechinox.2022.43.27La littérature féminine en infrarouge. Au-delà du nihilismeLaura T. Ilea0Babes-Bolyai University, Cluj-Napoca, RomaniaThe article analyzes two versions of feminine nihilism in the French-speaking Canada: Nelly Arcan, especially in her posthumous book, Burqa de chair, and Catherine Mavrikakis, in two of her novels, Deuils cannibales et mélancoliques and La ballade d’Ali Baba. By emphasizing the terms mélanomanie and néantisme, the headliners of the “professors of despair” in the homonymous book by Nancy Huston, my text defends the idea that the story-telling operation specific to the search for the “great novel” in La ballade d’Ali Baba is capable, through its reiteration of nomadism, cosmopolitanism and a “poisoned narrative”, to overcome the nihilism inherent to the solipsistic writings of Nelly Arcan.http://caieteleechinox.lett.ubbcluj.ro/wp-content/uploads/2022/12/CaieteEchinox43-2022-p.401-413.pdfcanadian literaturefeminine nihilismprofessors of despairnelly arcanflesh burqacatherine mavrikakispoisoned narrative
spellingShingle Laura T. Ilea
La littérature féminine en infrarouge. Au-delà du nihilisme
Caietele Echinox
canadian literature
feminine nihilism
professors of despair
nelly arcan
flesh burqa
catherine mavrikakis
poisoned narrative
title La littérature féminine en infrarouge. Au-delà du nihilisme
title_full La littérature féminine en infrarouge. Au-delà du nihilisme
title_fullStr La littérature féminine en infrarouge. Au-delà du nihilisme
title_full_unstemmed La littérature féminine en infrarouge. Au-delà du nihilisme
title_short La littérature féminine en infrarouge. Au-delà du nihilisme
title_sort la litterature feminine en infrarouge au dela du nihilisme
topic canadian literature
feminine nihilism
professors of despair
nelly arcan
flesh burqa
catherine mavrikakis
poisoned narrative
url http://caieteleechinox.lett.ubbcluj.ro/wp-content/uploads/2022/12/CaieteEchinox43-2022-p.401-413.pdf
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