Objets surannés et vieillissement dans le récit de filiation Mémé de Philippe Torreton

Authors

  • Béatrice Vernier

Abstract

Our study focuses on an elderly individual who represents a bygone era still perceptible in their intimate environment. Thirty years after the death of his grandmother, the author revisits her possessions and habits, creating a portrait of a modest and altruistic woman. Through these examinations, the author realizes how his grandmother has forged his personality and prepared him to face the contingencies of existence. As a result, he is better able to recognize himself within her lineage.

Author Biography

Béatrice Vernier

Béatrice Vernier est professeure agrégée à l’Université de Lakehead (Canada) où elle enseigne la langue et la littérature françaises. Ses recherches portent sur les écrits intimes (autobiographies, lettres, récits de filiation). Elle a publié des articles sur Mazarine Pingeot (Women in French Studies, 2009; JMMLA, 2021), J.M.G. Le Clézio (University of Toronto Quarterly, 2012), F.O. Giesbert et Le Clézio (Dalhousie French Studies 2015), Félicité Herzog et Marina Picasso (Anales Filologia Francesa, 2019), Anne Goscinny (Épistolaire, 2020), Doan Bui (chapitre, Écrire la mobilité, 2020), Adélaide Bon (Revue critique de Fixxion française, 2022). Elle contribue régulièrement à The Literary Encyclopedia (2011-2021).

Published

2023-11-07