Yves Clavaron, Jean-Marc Moura (dir.), Histoire des lettres transatlantiques, Les Perséides, Collection « Le Monde Atlantique », Bayeux, 2017, 170 pages.
Kundera, Roth, and Coetzee converge through the way their literary works depict life situations shaped by historical and social issues, but whose characters exhibit a distinct individuality that resists confinement within predefined identity. In the pursuit of this identity, persecution ensued, yet...
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2024
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| Sumari: | Kundera, Roth, and Coetzee converge through the way their literary works depict life situations shaped by historical and social issues, but whose characters exhibit a distinct individuality that resists confinement within predefined identity. In the pursuit of this identity, persecution ensued, yet it was through their particular conception of literature and humanity that they came into their own, surpassing themselves in the acceptance of a destiny. |
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