Abstract This chapter explores the relationships between life writing, memory, and photography suggests that incidence of photographs (actual or described) in life-writing texts is most prominent autofictional works which possess generic hybridity often represent identity itself hybrid terms. The images seeing mirroring autobiographical texts, focusing first on transsexual life-writings (includ...

La présente contribution vise à appréhender les modalités et enjeux d’une pratique romanesque relativement rare, consistant substituer une ou plusieurs initiales au nom d’un personnage. Manifeste deux moments de l’histoire littéraire – XVIIIe siècle avec le genre du roman clés XXe Nouveau Roman –, cette onomastique est réinvestie par la fiction contemporaine, qui en accroît l’étendue des sens f...

Annie Ernaux, one of the influential female authors French literature, has become focal point interdisciplinary studies 20th century, due to sociological background her writings. The simplicity language and strikingness realism make author popular in both individual social identity studies. In writings, she conveys readers with all sincerity: woman, conflict between generations, briefly being o...

Didier Eribon, Annie Ernaux et Édouard Louis pratiquent l’écriture de soi à la frontière littérature sociologie. Leur parcours se caractérise par des transformations, celles exemple leur voix, nom, corps, leurs lectures, vocabulaire, plus largement l’effacement toutes les traces ce qu’ils ont été –en même temps révèlent le milieu social défavorisé d’où ils sont originaires. Leurs textes donnent...

Abstract The Covid-19 pandemic has highlighted both the importance of care and a global crisis in care. Since its beginnings US 1980s as feminist theory within virtue ethics, ethics emerged from margins domestic sphere West to become species force for radical societal change. Influenced by Joan Tronto’s work, Alexandre Gefen integrated approach into literary studies France an interventionist re...