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portada Pascal Quignard: Towards the Vanishing Point (48) (Research Monographs in French Studies)
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Physical Book
Publisher
Author
Language
English
Pages
128
Format
Paperback
ISBN13
9781781883334

Pascal Quignard: Towards the Vanishing Point (48) (Research Monographs in French Studies)

Lea Vuong (Author) · Legenda · Paperback

Pascal Quignard: Towards the Vanishing Point (48) (Research Monographs in French Studies) - Lea Vuong

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Synopsis "Pascal Quignard: Towards the Vanishing Point (48) (Research Monographs in French Studies)"

The award-winning writer Pascal Quignard (1948-) has published many texts and has collaborated with painters, musicians and filmmakers. Yet despite the popularity and critical recognition of his work, Quignard remains a discreet and fleeting presence in the current cultural landscape, sharing with other contemporary French writers the belief that literature is a form of self-effacement.In this first critical study in English, Léa Vuong offers a comprehensive survey of Quignard's still growing oeuvre by examining his specific attempts to produce disappearance through -- and for -- writing. His texts and collaborations appear as vanishing acts where the writer, like the figure on the Tomb of the Diver found in Paestum, remains suspended between presence and absence.

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