No. 11 (2017): Acédie / Honte, malaise, inquiétude, ressentiment

Published: 2017-06-01

Editorial page

• Editorial page

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Table of contents

• Table of contents

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Préface

• Preface

  Ewa M. Wierzbowska

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Études

• The Basis of Resentment and Cultural Encounters

  Patrick Imbert

  9-28

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• Shame in The Trial: Franz Kafka, critic of psychoanalysis

  Julie Racine

  47-64

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• Shame in Crébillon’s Lettres de la Marquise de M*** au Comte de R*** and the galanterie mondaine

  Maja Pawłowska

  29-45

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• Arrestation by Jean Anouilh, in other words unspoken feelings

  Sylwia Kucharuk

  65-79

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• Derrida at Work. On Circumfession and Beyond

  Michał Krzykawski

  81-103

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• Literature and revelations, ill­being expressed par Assia Djebar in Nulle part dans la maison de mon père

  Naciera Belfar Boubaaya

  105-122

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• Shame and Transformation: From Annie Ernaux to Canadian Francophone Literature Today

  Adina Balint

  123-143

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• Between "writing" and "betraying". The case of Annie Ernaux

  Fayçal Bouiche

  145-160

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• Lui grappling with pain in Téo Spychalski’s adaptation of Hunger

  Renata Jakubczuk

  161-175

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• Shame as the engine of the narrative in Lydie Salvayre’s Pas pleurer

  Zuzana Malinovská

  177-191

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• Reflections on evil, sickness and death: Los sinsabores del verdadero policía, an unfinished novel by Roberto Bolaño

  Julio Zárate

  193-209

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• Exercises of Mediocrity: Saramago’s Manual of Painting and Calligraphy through the Prism of Transactional Analysis

  Diana Mistreanu

  211-229

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• Primo Levi, from shame to suicide: an attempt of classification for an unbearable feeling

  Lucie Bertrand-Luthereau

  231-246

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• From shame as an inherent element to the discursive ethos in some American novels about the Vietnam War

  Éric Boulanger

  247-267

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• Épaves by Julien Green : a modern acedia

  Anne-Laure Andevert

  269-289

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• Fragment as resurgence of acedia in Emil Cioran's writing

  Lauralie Chatelet

  291-307

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• Modern acedia of existential ruination: melancholic (self)cannibalism of Catherine Mavrikakis

  Šárka Novotná

  327-350

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• From Acedia to Schizophrenia

  Jeanne Weeber

  309-325

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Varia

• On Free Verse. The Case of Marie Krysinska (Part Two. After 1900)

  Ewa M. Wierzbowska

  353-378

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• From pain to delirium or deconstruction: revisiting the parental image in Those arms by Camille Laurens

  Keltoum Soualah

  379-402

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• Anxiety­provoking techniques in horror films and fiction : exchanges, parallels, passages (example of the prose of Jean­Pierre Andrevon)

  Katarzyna Gadomska

  403-420

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