La 'mémoire humiliée' et sa narration: Annie Ernaux et la 'communauté' internationale des transfuges de classe
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posted on 2023-06-08, 18:41authored byLyn Thomas
This chapter analyses published life narratives by four class migrant intellectuals from France and Britain: Annie Ernaux (La Honte), Carolyn Steedman (Landscape for a Good Woman), Pierre Bourdieu (Esquisse pour une autoanalyse) and Richard Hoggart (A Local Habitation, Life and Times: 1918-1940). It considers the similarities and differences in their accounts of changing class through education, and discusses the intersection of this trajectory with gender, historic context, and intellectual discipline. The chapter is followed by comments by Annie Ernaux and the editors' summary of the ensuing discussion, which took place at the Centre Culturel International, Cerisy in July 2012.
History
Publication status
Published
Publisher
Stock
Page range
210-228
Pages
484.0
Book title
Annie Ernaux: le temps et la mémoire
Place of publication
Paris
ISBN
9782234078215
Series
Colloques de Cerisy
Department affiliated with
Media and Film Publications
Full text available
No
Peer reviewed?
Yes
Editors
Francine Dugast-Portes, Bruno Blanckeman, Francine Best