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[Dytrt, Petr. Le (post)moderne des romans de Jean Echenoz]
Études romanes de Brno, 2013 Darina Veverková
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In this chapter, I examine how Jean Echenoz transforms and repurposes popular genres—specifically crime fiction and the war novel--in subtly political manners. Through readings of Echenoz’s (anti-)mystery novel A Year (1997) and his short war novel 1914 (2012), I show how Echenoz smuggles biopolitical and spectral problematics into his works, enlarging
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In this chapter, I examine how Jean Echenoz transforms and repurposes popular genres—specifically crime fiction and the war novel--in subtly political manners. Through readings of Echenoz’s (anti-)mystery novel A Year (1997) and his short war novel 1914 (2012), I show how Echenoz smuggles biopolitical and spectral problematics into his works, enlarging
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L’« humouronie » de Jean Echenoz
Roman 20-50, 2021Reggiani, Christelle +1 more
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Crime Fiction Pastiche in the Novels of Jean Echenoz
Romance Studies, 2002Abstract Echenoz's crime-fiction-related novels occupy an equivocal position with regard to their source material, being neither crime fiction themselves nor outright parodies of the genre. The article explores this relationship as one of pastiche, and in doing so considers the various, often negative critical views of pastiche as a literary form ...
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