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mots pour le dire. This essay sets out to discuss the portrayal of the mother figure in both of these novels in turn and to document, at any point, the differences or even similarities between the two works of 20th century female autobiographical literature. Firstly, in Les mots pour le dire, we can clearly distinguish the relationship between the narrator and her mother in the scene in which the narrator is ill. This illness is a possible technique used in order to get attention or find a minimal

an SME to pursue new opportunities. What it means is that the creation and incorporation of new ideas, new products and services or just new technological and creative processes could engage a new form of performance. Corporate entrepreneurship literature shows that the organizational background is an important part of risk taking which is linked with proactiveness and innovativeness. Actually a company that generate new products coming from technological innovations takes significant risks. The

com/EBchecked/topic/592619/Thirty-Years-War, consulté le 17 février 2011 MENHENNET, Alan. « Grimmelshausen the Storyteller: A Study of the "Simplician" Novels », University of South Carolina Press, Columbia, 1997, Pp. iii-213 PASCAL, Roy, « German Literature in the Sixteenth and Seventeenth Centuries: Renaissance, Reformation, Baroque », Greenwood Press 1979, 274p. VON GRIMMELSHAUSEN, Hans Jakob Christoffel, « Les Aventures de Simpicius Simplissimus », Aubier, Paris, 1988, 862p. ---------------------------------

future. (With the passion of literature) Aurora is described (when she was young) as a mysterious and fragile girl, nicknamed “the Laughing Girl”. (At that time she used to be a happy girl, before her mother’s divorce) When her mother remarried, she ran away. Aurora, during her years of wondering around, got pregnant and had a daughter: Lucy. Parts: Part one: Family description especially Aurora’s. Part two: About Tom: The common passion between Nathan and Tom: Literature as a refuge. We learn that

avec Emily Apter À propos de : Emily Apter, The Translation Zone: A New Comparative Literature, Princeton, Princeton University Press, 2005, 296 p., 28,95 $. L'auteure du livre : Emily Apter est professeure de littérature comparée à la New York University. Elle dirige la traduction anglaise du Vocabulaire européen des philosophies (Le Seuil, 2010) et prépare un livre intitulé Against World Literature? On the Politics of Untranslatability. Elle est aussi l’auteure de « Untranslatables: A World

suffered mental breakdowns. Auster's passion for reading began when he was about 12 and his uncle, Allen Mandelbaum (a professor of Italian literature, a poet, and a prolific translator) left several boxes of books in storage in the Auster's house while he travelled to Europe. Paul read the books avidly and developed an interest in writing and literature that further accentuated his feeling that he was "an internal émigré, an exile in my own house" (from his memoir, Hand to Mouth). He went to

« Aspects of Nigerian Drama in Drama and Theatre in Nigeria: A critical Source Book édité par Yemi Ogunbiyi, Nigeria Magazine, Lagos, 1961, p.(?). 5KENNEDY, X.J.: Literature: An Introduction to fiction, poetry and drama, Toronto: Little, Brown and Company, 1966, p.66. 6Cité par PACKMAN Brenda paru dans Perspectives in African Literature, édité par Christopher Heywood, London : Heinemann, 1971, p.6. 7Préface de L’Aventure Ambiguë op. Cit., p.9. 8Ibid., pp.9-10. 9KANE, Cheikh Hamidou ibid., p.13

cinéma. Le passager, publié en 2003,plus du style suspens, horreur ou science-fiction a été une superbe oeuvre. Pour ce qui est de l'auteur il est né en 1967 à Drummondville. Patrick Sénécal autrefois enseignant au Cégep de Drummondville en litérature et cinémas'est surtout fait connaitre grâce au grand écrant. En effet plusieurs de ses romans ont été à l'affiche dont: Sur le seuil, 5150 rue des ormes et Les sept jours du talion. Dans ce roman, j’ai aimé le thème abordé. La fascination

beaucoup, comme dans_” les Châtiments”_ de Victor Hugo et les chants de défi des poètes de la Résistance durant la seconde guerre mondiale. References: _J. Badaire, Review of French Literature (D.C. Heath & Co., 1926; trans. Karen Mercedes)_ Leo Weinstein,_ The Subversive Tradition in French Literature,__ Volume I: 1721-1870_ (Boston: Twayne Publishers [G.K. Hall & Co.], 1989) JSTOR, Classic review, VOL 42. No 42( Summer, 1983) pp 187-203

français, sur lequel s’articuleront des TD en anglais. BIBLIOGRAPHIE - Grellet, Françoise et Marie-Hélène Valentin. An Introduction to English Literature: From Philip Sidney to Graham Swift. Paris : Hachette, 2005. - Lurbe, Pierre, et Peter John. Civilisation britannique. Paris: Hachette, 2006. - Rogers, Pat. The Illustrated History of English Literature. London: Guild Publishing, 1987. - Vitoux, Pierre. Histoire des idées en Grande-Bretagne; politique, économie, société. Paris: Ellipses, 1999