Argentine studies of French and Francophone literature: Maps of subjectivity

Chapters

• Introduction
  Natalia L. Ferreri, Noralí Mola
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• Part One: Positions of Subjectivity
• Identity position in translation: the poems of Kanapé- Fontaine
  Ana Kancepolsky Teichmann, María Paula Salerno
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• Nature, utopia, and society in M. Colmont and J. L. Ortiz
  Carla Rossi
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• The Barefoot Woman, by Scholastique Mukasonga
  Alba Gonzáleza
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• The haunting metaphor of the mirror in Bianciotti's work
  María Victoria Alday
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• Writing about dictatorships: the example of two African novels
  María Celeste Biorda
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• The chronotope of the road in Michel Butor's La modification
  Hebe Silvana Castaño
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• Crisis of love, words, and conscience in Breton and Duras
  Quimey Juliá
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• Part Two: Reminiscences of Subjectivity
• The social aspect of the bodies narrated in A Woman, by Annie Ernaux
  Noelia Martino
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• The maternal kiss in the gestation of Proustian poetics
  Felicitas Romero Puente
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• The limits of humanity: desire in Biography of Hunger
  Antonela Nobile
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• The anima and animus in Zone Blanche by Frédérique Germanaud
  Ana Virginia Lona
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• Writing the boundaries in Memoir of a Girl, by Annie Ernaux
  Agustina Concepción Alonso
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• Power and violence in Operation Massacre and The Punishment
  Eliana López D’Angelo
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• Narrating images: the reconstruction of personal and historical memory in Modiano and Duras
  María Macarena Grao
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