Annie Ernauxâ?Ts The Years is a striking piece of communal memoir
Annie Ernauxâ?Ts mother died in 1986, aged 80, eight days before Simone de Beauvoir, as Ernaux tells us in her brief life, A Womanâ?Ts Story (1988). The dates seemed to her to be pertinent, and they are. Ernaux has inherited de Beauvoirâ?Ts role of chronicler to a generation, and her agenda is feminist. She picked up the baton. Less active politically that her predecessor, she
Annie Ernaux’s mother died in 1986, aged 80, eight days before Simone de Beauvoir, as Ernaux tells us in her brief life, A Woman’s Story (1988). The dates seemed to her to be pertinent, and they are.
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Why Is It Good for Memoir (as a Genre) that Annie Ernaux Won the
Why Is It Good for Memoir (as a Genre) that Annie Ernaux Won the
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Nobel Prize in Literature goes to French memoirist Annie Ernaux
The Moving Clarity of Annie Ernaux
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Annie Ernaux caps a remarkable stretch of unorthodox memoirs with
Annie Ernaux, a Memoirist Who Mistrusts Her Own Memories
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