Mother Tongue - Bitter Tongue
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TexteLangue : français Détails de publication : 2013.
Sujet(s) : Ressources en ligne : Abrégé : Quoting extensively from Aharon Appelfeld’s new novel The Man Who Never Stopped Sleeping, the author suggests a reverie on the theme of the permanence of the mother tongue. The permanence is questioned symmetrically, in relation to the violent uprooting to which a child adopted by international agencies is subjected. The question of narrativity as a vector for heredity is central to this subject.
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Quoting extensively from Aharon Appelfeld’s new novel The Man Who Never Stopped Sleeping, the author suggests a reverie on the theme of the permanence of the mother tongue. The permanence is questioned symmetrically, in relation to the violent uprooting to which a child adopted by international agencies is subjected. The question of narrativity as a vector for heredity is central to this subject.
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