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PASSION AS A METAPHOR FOR THE ACT OF WRITING IN THE NOVEL “PASSION SIMPLE” BY ANNIE ERNAUX
Published Nov 9, 2024
Updated Nov 9, 2024
Culture
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Culture
Published Nov 9, 2024
Updated Nov 9, 2024
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Abstract
Annie Ernaux writes that writing should attempt to give the impression provoked by the sexual act on a screen, that anguish and the stupefaction, a suspension of moral judgement. (Ernaux,1992). In this study, we examine how passionate love is used as a metaphor for the act of writing, based on the novel Passion simple by the French writer Annie Ernaux. “All the traits that define passion are found there in writing: quest towards an impossible object, the extreme tension that binds the subject to its object in a dual relationship, a mixture of elation and pain.” (Mion, D. 2010). Through the literary analysis of the revelation of the narrator of her highly personal experience of extreme obsession for a married man, we observed the nature and the different stages of writing
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