SEEING BUT NOT BELIEVING: ANNIE LECLERC'S EXERCICES DE MÉMOIRE

Discusses Leclerc's text in the light of current theoretical debates on Holocaust writing, and considers her transition from a feminist agenda. As she calls for a lifting of silence and a speaking of the unspeakable, Leclerc, who is not herself Jewish, is all too aware of the risks of her enter...

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Veröffentlicht in:	French studies 1997-10, Vol.LI (4), p.432-446
1. Verfasser:	HUTTON, M.-A
Format:	Artikel
Sprache:	eng
Schlagworte:	20th century Anonymous writers. Authors Fiction France French literature French speaking and English speaking literatures French speaking literatures Historiography History and sciences of litterature History of literature Holocaust Jewish holocaust Leclerc, Annie Media Memory Nazism Portrayal World War Two
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Zusammenfassung:	Discusses Leclerc's text in the light of current theoretical debates on Holocaust writing, and considers her transition from a feminist agenda. As she calls for a lifting of silence and a speaking of the unspeakable, Leclerc, who is not herself Jewish, is all too aware of the risks of her enterprise, but does Exercices de memoire avoid the hazards of the genre?
ISSN:	0016-1128 1468-2931
DOI:	10.1093/fs/LI.4.432