The Contemporary French Novel (SubStance, Issue 111, 2006)

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Publisher: University of Wisconsin Press

Issue 111 (Volume 35, Number 3, 2006) :

The Contemporary French Novel

MOTTE, Warren F. – Introduction: The French Novel Now

DiIORIO, Sam – Chaîne et Chaîne: Representation as Corrosion in François Bon's Daewoo 

HIPPOLYTE, Jean-Louis – Christian Oster: From Courtly Love to Modern Malaise

HUGLO, Marie-Pascale, 1961-
LAPIDUS, Roxanne, tr.  – The Salvayre Method

JULLIEN, Dominique – Echenoz's Modern-Day Mystics

MOTTE, Warren F. – Gérard Gavarry's Hops

MOUDILENO, Lydie – Marie Ndiaye's Discombobulated Subject

STUMP, Jordan, 1959- – Jean-Philippe Toussaint, Unfinished

TIERNEY, Robin – "Lived experience at the level of the body": Annie Ernaux's Journaux extimes

HADLOCK, Philip G. – Men, Machines, and the Modernity of Knowledge in Alfred Jarry's Le Surmâle

BOOK REVIEWS :

WILD, Jennifer – The Visual Turn: Classical Film Theory and Art History (review)

PARKER, Brett – Critical Resistance: From Poststructuralism to Post-Critique (review)

LE GAC, Franck – Poetry at Stake: Lyric Aesthetics and the Challenge of Technology (review)

POWELL, Larson, 1960- – Friedrich Kittler zur Einführung (review)