« Silence lourd et blanc comme une colère qui monte » : donner corps au silence dans La Chambre des enfants de Louis-René des Forêts
Journal Title: Quêtes littéraires - Year 2017, Vol 0, Issue 7
Abstract
"Heavy and white silence as a growing anger": to embodie the silence in The Children’s Chamber by Louis-René des Forêts ABSTRACT: This article try to demonstrate how the silence takes shape : it becomes a dangerous character against whom the narrator has to act. In The Children’s Chamber, the silence is at first an ally, helping the young Georges to resist to the other children who want him to talk. Then it becomes a dangerous character who takes more and more space : the adulte who spies the children from the begining of the novel has to interrumpt their game in order to stop the silence.
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Marion Coste
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- DOI 10.31743/ql.168
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