Collapsing the barriers between personal memory and forms of fiction, Alexis Wright’s short stories are frequently framed by what has not been resolved and cannot be recounted. This interview with French translator and postcolonial critic Sylvie Kandé discusses the depiction/translation of trauma in Wright's French short fiction volume, Le Pacte du serpent arc-en-ciel. An awareness of the dynamics underpinning Indigenous exposition and cross-cultural exchange are integral to understanding Alexis Wright’s oeuvre. In this intreview, Kandé proposes an analysis of the “writer in the text,” as both a wordsmith and a spokesperson for Indigenous silenced trauma.Le Pacte du serpent arc-en-cielhas not been published in English under the same format,...
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Cette thèse étudie trois auteurs contemporains immigrés au Québec. Romancières blessées par le nazis...
En Amérique du Nord aux XX et XXIe siècles, les auteurs étudiés : Ying Chen (La mémoire de l’eau, L’...
Volodine’s fictions all resemble each other save for names and settings. They expose a world where t...
The present thesis deals with the translation challenges posed by the prose writing of two French po...
One of Australia’s most distinguished Indigenous authors, Alexis Wright, stages the fleeting presenc...
On the 25th and 26th of November 2005, an international conference on orality in short fiction was o...
Born to a French-Canadian mother and Algerian father, Ouanessa Younsi is a bold and unique voice in ...
In this paper I argue that Alexis Wright's novel The Swan Book (2013) establishes a hermeneutics of ...
With a sure voice, Groulx, an Anishnaabe writer, artistically weaves together the experiences of Ind...
C’est par le recueil de récits biographiques que cette thèse interroge des écritures en migration. D...
L’œuvre de la nouvelliste canadienne Alice Munro, striée de lignes, est parcourue de multiples tensi...
Focusing on Stradbroke Dreamtime (1972), the first prose book of an Australian Indigenous poet, acti...
Nous nous proposons dans ces pages de procéder à l’étude d’une des nouvelles mexicaines de D. H. Law...
In 2018, Québécois playwright Robert Lepage and the French stage director Ariane Mnouchkine were in ...
Mention très honorable avec félicitations à l’unanimitéIt is through the gathering of biographical n...
Cette thèse étudie trois auteurs contemporains immigrés au Québec. Romancières blessées par le nazis...
En Amérique du Nord aux XX et XXIe siècles, les auteurs étudiés : Ying Chen (La mémoire de l’eau, L’...
Volodine’s fictions all resemble each other save for names and settings. They expose a world where t...