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Cet ouvrage de Michèle Bacholle est le premier à examiner des écrits autobiographiques de romanciers français contemporains endeuillés après suicide. Alors que les livres de Fottorino et Vigan permettent une réflexion sur la famille, la filiation et les secrets (aux effets pathogènes et transgénérationnels), ceux de Grimbert et Rahmani montrent comment l’Histoire (l’Holocauste et les massacres des harkis) a causé des suicides retardés. Charneux et Delaume ouvrent, eux, une discussion sur les enfants endeuillés après suicide. Puisant dans la psychologie et la suicidologie, ce livre montre les stratégies utilisées pour dire l’indicible et que l’écriture permet une restructuration de soi. En explorant le suicide et les tenants et aboutissants de ce deuil particulier, il lève aussi un tabou.
Michèle Bacholle’s book is the first to examine autobiographical writings by contemporary French novelists, survivors of another person’s suicide. While Fottorino’s and Vigan’s books allow a reflection on family, filiation, and family secrets (with their pathogenic and transgenerational effects), Grimbert’s and Rahmani’s show how History (the Holocaust and the harkis’ massacres at the end of the Algerian War) caused delayed suicides, and Charneux and Delaume open a discussion on children as suicide survivors. Using sources in psychology and suicidology, this book shows the strategies these writers use to tell the unspeakable and shows how writing enables self-restructuration.By exploring suicide and the ins and outs of its specific kind of mourning, this book breaks a taboo.
Michèle Bacholle’s book is the first to examine autobiographical writings by contemporary French novelists, survivors of another person’s suicide. While Fottorino’s and Vigan’s books allow a reflection on family, filiation, and family secrets (with their pathogenic and transgenerational effects), Grimbert’s and Rahmani’s show how History (the Holocaust and the harkis’ massacres at the end of the Algerian War) caused delayed suicides, and Charneux and Delaume open a discussion on children as suicide survivors. Using sources in psychology and suicidology, this book shows the strategies these writers use to tell the unspeakable and shows how writing enables self-restructuration.By exploring suicide and the ins and outs of its specific kind of mourning, this book breaks a taboo.
Price: $167.00
Pages: 284
Publisher: Brill
Imprint: Brill
Series: Faux Titre
Publication Date:
22 November 2018
ISBN: 9789004376656
Format: Hardcover
Michèle Bacholle est professeure en Études françaises à Eastern Connecticut State University. Elle a publié des livres et de nombreux articles sur des écrivaines françaises et francophones contemporaines (principalement Annie Ernaux et Linda Lê), sur la guerre d’Algérie et la littérature de jeunesse.
Michèle Bacholle is Professor of French Studies at Eastern Connecticut State University. She has published books and numerous articles on contemporary French and Francophone women writers (primarily Annie Ernaux and Linda Lê), on the Algerian war, and on youth literature.
Michèle Bacholle is Professor of French Studies at Eastern Connecticut State University. She has published books and numerous articles on contemporary French and Francophone women writers (primarily Annie Ernaux and Linda Lê), on the Algerian war, and on youth literature.