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Echos d'enfance : les territoires de l'enfance dans l'oeuvre de Sylvie Germain / Echoes of childhood : exploring childhood territories in the works of Sylvie GermainChareyron, Hélène 05 February 2013 (has links)
L’œuvre de Sylvie Germain, traversée par de nombreuses références mythiques et bibliques, invite à une lecture polyphonique du monde. Lieu privilégié pour interroger l’originaire, la famille, structurée par des liens complexes d’affiliation, de filiation et d’alliance, devient la scène où se jouent et se rejouent les drames individuels et collectifs, se fomentent les meurtres comme les lumineuses adoptions. Caisse de résonnance particulièrement sensible aux désastres du monde qui la traversent, elle fait parvenir, en sourdine ou en éclats, les flux et reflux généalogiques qui atteignent ses membres. À partir d’une étude approfondie des différentes figures familiales, ce travail explore les situations de violences primitives et les cheminements qui conduisent à la réconciliation du sujet avec son enfance et sa mémoire. / The work of Sylvie Germain is pervaded by numerous mythical and biblical references, which causes the reader to be immersed in a polyphonic process. It appears as a relevant field of study to raise questions related to both origin and family, equally structured by complex lineage bonds, lines of descent and alliances. It can become the stage on which individual and collective dramas are performed; murders are contrived under the appearance of luminous adoptions. The work of Sylvie Germain echoes the world’s disasters and leads the reader to perceive the ebb and flow of genealogy affecting all relatives in a dim or deafening manner. This study explores the situation of violence based on a thorough analysis of the status of the various family members and itinerary which enables the subject to come to terms with childhood and awakened memories.
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