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Telling Anxiety: Anxious Narration in the Work of Marguerite Duras, Annie Ernaux, Nathalie Sarraute, and Anne Hebert (University of Toronto Romance Series)
Author: Jennifer Willging
Year: October 6, 2007
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Language: English



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Telling Anxiety: The Evolution of Technology and the Need for Personal Paradigms In the book "Telling Anxiety Jennifer Willging delves into the manifestations of cultural anxieties in the selected narratives of four French female writers - Marguerite Duras, Nathalie Sarraute, Annie Ernaux, and Anne Hebert. These anxieties are rooted in the post-Second World War skepticism about the power of language to express non-linguistic phenomena such as destruction and loss of life that Europe experienced during that period. The authors of this book are wary of language and its artificiality, but they do not embrace radical linguistic skepticism like many male writers and theorists of the time. Instead, they express anxiety stemming from a deeply ingrained doubt about their own ability as women to convey reality through language. This book highlights the challenges faced by women in the literary world in the 20th century and the significance of their work.
Telling Anxiety: The Evolution of Technology and the Need for Personal Paradigms В книге «Telling Anxiety» Дженнифер Уиллгинг углубляется в проявления культурных тревог в избранных повествованиях четырёх французских писательниц - Маргерит Дюрас, Натали Сарраут, Анни Эрно и Анн Эбер. Эти опасения коренятся в скептическом отношении после Второй мировой войны к силе языка для выражения нелингвистических явлений, таких как разрушение и гибель людей, которые Европа испытала в тот период. Авторы этой книги с осторожностью относятся к языку и его искусственности, но они не принимают радикальный лингвистический скептицизм, как многие мужчины-писатели и теоретики того времени. Вместо этого они выражают беспокойство, вытекающее из глубоко укоренившегося сомнения в их собственной способности как женщин передавать реальность через язык. В этой книге освещаются проблемы, с которыми сталкиваются женщины в литературном мире в XX веке, и значение их работы.
Telling Anxiety : The Evolution of Technology and the Need for Personal Paradigmes Dans le livre « Telling Anxiety », Jennifer Willging explore les manifestations d'anxiété culturelle dans les récits choisis de quatre écrivaines françaises - Margherit Duras, Natalie Sarraut, Annie Erno et Anne Hébert. Ces craintes sont enracinées dans le scepticisme post-Seconde Guerre mondiale sur le pouvoir du langage à exprimer des phénomènes non anglophones tels que la destruction et la perte de vies humaines que l'Europe a connu pendant cette période. s auteurs de ce livre se méfient du langage et de son artificialité, mais ils n'acceptent pas le scepticisme linguistique radical, comme de nombreux écrivains et théoriciens masculins de l'époque. Au lieu de cela, ils expriment une inquiétude qui découle d'un doute profondément enraciné sur leur propre capacité en tant que femmes à transmettre la réalité à travers le langage. Ce livre met en lumière les défis auxquels les femmes sont confrontées dans le monde littéraire au XXe siècle et l'importance de leur travail.
Telling Anxiety: The Evolution of Technology and the Need for Personal Paradigms En el libro «Telling Anxiety», Jennifer Willging profundiza en las manifestaciones de ansiedad cultural en las narrativas seleccionadas de cuatro escritoras francesas - Marguerite Duras, Natalie Sarraut, Annie Hernaud y Anne Héber. Estos temores están arraigados en la actitud escéptica tras la Segunda Guerra Mundial ante el poder del lenguaje para expresar fenómenos no lingüísticos como la destrucción y la pérdida de vidas que vivió en ese periodo. autores de este libro son cautelosos con el lenguaje y su artificialidad, pero no aceptan el escepticismo lingüístico radical como muchos escritores y teóricos masculinos de la época. En cambio, expresan una preocupación derivada de una duda profundamente arraigada sobre su propia capacidad como mujeres para transmitir la realidad a través del lenguaje. Este libro destaca los retos a los que se enfrentan las mujeres en el mundo literario en el siglo XX y la importancia de su trabajo.
Telling Anxiety: The Evolution of Technology and the Need for Personal Paradigms No livro «Telling Anxiety», Jennifer Willging aprofundou-se nas manifestações de inquietação cultural de quatro escritoras francesas - Marguerite Duras, Natalie Sarraut, Anny Ery mas também a Ann Eber. Estes receios são fundados na ceticismo pós-Segunda Guerra Mundial sobre o poder da língua para expressar fenômenos ilinguistas, como a destruição e a perda de vidas que a sofreu naquele período. Os autores deste livro têm cuidado com a linguagem e sua artificialidade, mas não aceitam o ceticismo linguístico radical como muitos escritores e teóricos masculinos da época. Em vez disso, expressam a preocupação decorrente de uma dúvida profundamente enraizada sobre a sua própria capacidade como mulheres de transmitir a realidade através da linguagem. Este livro descreve os desafios que as mulheres enfrentam no mundo literário no século XX e o significado do seu trabalho.
Telling Anxiety: Die Evolution der Technologie und die Notwendigkeit persönlicher Paradigmen Jennifer Willging geht in ihrem Buch „Telling Anxiety“ auf die Manifestationen kultureller Ängste in ausgewählten Erzählungen von vier französischen Schriftstellerinnen ein - Marguerite Duras, Nathalie Sarraut, Annie Erling sondern auch Anne Eber. Diese Ängste wurzeln in der Skepsis nach dem Zweiten Weltkrieg gegenüber der Macht der Sprache, nicht-sprachliche Phänomene wie die Zerstörung und den Verlust von Menschenleben auszudrücken, die in dieser Zeit erlebte. Die Autoren dieses Buches sind vorsichtig mit der Sprache und ihrer Künstlichkeit, aber sie akzeptieren keine radikale sprachliche Skepsis wie viele männliche Schriftsteller und Theoretiker der Zeit. Stattdessen drücken sie die Sorge aus, die sich aus dem tief verwurzelten Zweifel an ihrer eigenen Fähigkeit als Frauen ergibt, Realität durch Sprache zu vermitteln. Dieses Buch beleuchtet die Probleme, mit denen Frauen im 20. Jahrhundert in der literarischen Welt konfrontiert sind, und die Bedeutung ihrer Arbeit.
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Telling Anxiety: The Evolution of Technology and the Need for Personal Paradigms Jennifer Willging, dört Fransız yazarın - Marguerite Duras, Natalie Sarraut, Annie Erny ve aynı zamanda Anne Hébert'in seçilmiş anlatılarında kültürel kaygının tezahürlerini araştırıyor. Bu korkular, İkinci Dünya Savaşı sonrası, Avrupa'nın o dönemde yaşadığı yıkım ve yaşam kaybı gibi dilsel olmayan fenomenleri ifade etme gücü konusundaki şüpheciliğe dayanmaktadır. Bu kitabın yazarları dile ve onun yapaylığına karşı ihtiyatlıdır, ancak zamanın birçok erkek yazarı ve teorisyeni gibi radikal dilsel şüpheciliği kabul etmezler. Bunun yerine, kadınlar olarak gerçekliği dil yoluyla iletme yetenekleriyle ilgili derin bir şüpheden kaynaklanan kaygıyı ifade ediyorlar. Bu kitap, kadınların 20. yüzyılda edebiyat dünyasında karşılaştıkları sorunları ve çalışmalarının önemini vurgulamaktadır.
إخبار القلق: تطور التكنولوجيا والحاجة إلى النماذج الشخصية جينيفر ويلجينج يتعمق في مظاهر القلق الثقافي في الروايات المختارة لأربعة كتاب فرنسيين - مارغريت دوراس، ناتالي ساراوت، آني إرني ولكن أيضًا آن هه ébert. هذه المخاوف متجذرة في شكوك ما بعد الحرب العالمية الثانية حول قوة اللغة في التعبير عن الظواهر غير اللغوية، مثل الدمار وفقدان الأرواح التي عانت منها أوروبا خلال تلك الفترة. يحذر مؤلفو هذا الكتاب من اللغة واصطناعيتها، لكنهم لا يقبلون الشك اللغوي الراديكالي مثل العديد من الكتاب والمنظرين الذكور في ذلك الوقت. بدلاً من ذلك، يعبرون عن قلقهم الناجم عن شك عميق الجذور حول قدرتهم كنساء على توصيل الواقع من خلال اللغة. يسلط هذا الكتاب الضوء على المشاكل التي واجهتها النساء في العالم الأدبي في القرن العشرين وأهمية أعمالهن.

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