David L Parris
Biographic Data
| ID | 446795 |
|---|---|
| NAME | David L Parris |
| GIVEN NAMES | David L |
| FAMILY NAME | Parris |
| SIGNATURE | PARRIS D L |
| AFFILIATIONS | Trinity College Dublin |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 5 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 0 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 5 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2000 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2009 |
| H-INDEX | 0 |
Amours inter-dites: Allers (et retours) Maroc-France
Rachid O and Abdellah Taa are Moroccan authors whose works and lives have much in common. Their texts often identified as novels on the title page are autobiographical, and recount their sexual awakening, first under the influence of a member of their family, and then with Europeans. This awakening to love goes hand in hand with their initiation to European culture. Though both authors have warm memories of their childhood, they cannot complete t…
Cent ans de migration littraire
The way we view literature is historically conditioned, and the view of literature as nationally based does not extend back much further than the nineteenth century. Recently, it has become clear, that there are many authors writing in a language that is not that of their original culture, and this has been termed migrant literature, which we view as a new phenomenon. However, it is clear that there have been migrant authors writing in French for…
Note on the Death of Albert Cossery (19132008)
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When French-Canadian literature freed itself from the tutelage of Paris
Soon after the Second World War, a dispute broke out between a group of French intellectuals and the Montral-based publisher Robert Charbonneau. Charbonneau's views on the grievances of the French are brought together in: La France et nous . Around the same time, Charbonneau's friend Berthelot Brunet wrote a Histoire de la littrature franaise in which he is critical of French culture. The two texts mark a break with France, a refusal of its hegem…
Le Demon de la theorie: Litterature et sens commun
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Le Demon de la theorie: Litterature et sens commun
When French-Canadian literature freed itself from the tutelage of Paris
Soon after the Second World War, a dispute broke out between a group of French intellectuals and the Montral-based publisher Robert Charbonneau. Charbonneau's views on the grievances of the French are brought together in: La France et nous . Around the same time, Charbonneau's friend Berthelot Brunet wrote a Histoire de la littrature franaise in which he is critical of French culture. The two texts mark a break with France, a refusal of its hegem…
Note on the Death of Albert Cossery (19132008)
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Amours inter-dites: Allers (et retours) Maroc-France
Rachid O and Abdellah Taa are Moroccan authors whose works and lives have much in common. Their texts often identified as novels on the title page are autobiographical, and recount their sexual awakening, first under the influence of a member of their family, and then with Europeans. This awakening to love goes hand in hand with their initiation to European culture. Though both authors have warm memories of their childhood, they cannot complete t…
Cent ans de migration littraire
The way we view literature is historically conditioned, and the view of literature as nationally based does not extend back much further than the nineteenth century. Recently, it has become clear, that there are many authors writing in a language that is not that of their original culture, and this has been termed migrant literature, which we view as a new phenomenon. However, it is clear that there have been migrant authors writing in French for…
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