Blaise Cendrars, un imaginaire du crime

ISBN-10: 2296056628
ISBN-13: 9782296056626
Category: Crime in literature
Pages: 137
Language: French
Published: 2008
Publisher: Editions L'Harmattan
Author: David Martens

Description

L'oeuvre de Blaise Cendrars s'est constamment placée sous le signe d'un imaginaire du crime. Le crime a permis à l'écrivain de rendre compte de sa conception de la création littéraire, de ses enjeux -l'appropriation de l'autre- et de ses pouvoirs -de refaçonnement identitaire-, voire des impasses auxquelles elle a pu se trouver confrontée. A ce titre, l'imaginaire du crime nourrit la cohérence de la production de l'auteur de Panorama de la pègre.

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