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Violences rhétoriques et scènes de conflit chez Mordecai Richler et David Homel
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Violences rhétoriques et scènes de conflit chez Mordecai Richler et David Homel
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| Abstract |
The author argues that numerous works of English Quebec literature have explored in a theoretical manner the concept of 'conflicting loyalties', attempting to redefine the outlines of the "traditional" (read French) Quebec novel. She contends that this involves rethinking the framework -- historical, linguistic, territorial, and heuristic -- and internal boundaries of a vast body of work as a first step before the works of Anglo-Quebecers can be read. The author undertakes a micro-analysis of two scenes of conflict drawn from the works of Montreal authors Mordecai Richler (1931-2001) and David Homel. Both scenes involve stories of vengeance, with each referring, in its own way, to the story of the Jewish diaspora.
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Journal of Canadian Studies/Revue d'études canadiennes
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Vol. 46
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no. 3
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242-262
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Automne 2012
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fr
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| Citation |
Lapointe, Martine-Emmanuelle. “Violences rhétoriques et scènes de conflit chez Mordecai Richler et David Homel.” Journal of Canadian Studies/Revue d’études canadiennes Vol. 46, no. 3 (Automne 2012): 242–262.
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