Voix et autorité dans End Zone, de Don DeLillo

End Zone may be read as the failure of two voices trying to assert their authority : the voice of the narrator, Gary Harkness, whose mastery over his own narrative is challenged by a parasitic, « authorial voice », and the voice of the single-minded coach, Creed, « a landlocked Ahab » embarked on the doomed pursuit of the original univocality of the Word. In a quasi-entropic movement, both voices, falling victims to « language's infinite treachery », lapse into silence

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