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French Studies
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FREN-3283 (3) Modern and Contemporary Life-Narratives - In twentieth and twenty-first-century from Proust and Colette to Annie Ernaux and Le Clezio, the representation of the self has undergone several transformations in form, content and generic boundaries. This course studies different genres: autobiography, autofiction and memoir. Students are invited to explore the meanings of these texts and what they conceal about modernity and our contemporary age.
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su:"Authors, French" AND kw:"Proust, Marcel"
au:"Le Clezio"
ti:"Le Procès-Verbal" AND au:"Le Clezio"
su:"Alzheimer's disease" AND au:"Annie Ernaux"
au:"Colette," AND (su:autobiography OR su:biography OR su:autofiction OR su:memoir)
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Erudit is a disseminator of French-language resources. It offers centralized access to journals, the majority of which are francophone publications in the social sciences and humanities; including scholarly and cultural journals, books, conference proceedings, theses and dissertations, as well as various research documents and data.