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Annie Ernaux, le Nobel pour celle qui écrit la vie

L'écrivaine française Annie Ernaux, connue pour ses récits autobiographiques poignants et son style "plat", a reçu le prix Nobel de littérature ! Le comité a salué son courage et sa précision pour explorer les liens entre mémoire personnelle et collective. #AnnieErnaux #NobelLittérature #Ecriture
Duration
22.5 mins
Level
intermediate
Word Count
2754 (838 unique words)
Topics
20th Century History
Abortion Rights
Arts & Literature
Autobiography
Feminism
France
French History
History
Literary Criticism
Literature
Location
Normandy
Paris
Rouen
Social Class
Social History
Social Issues
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Welcome to Passerelle, a podcast designed to spark the curiosity of French learners.
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Hi, I'm Emilie, and this week, as usual, I'd like to invite you to take a few minutes to reflect on something together.
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In each episode, I try to offer you different topics to explore.
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My goal is simply to share some food for thought and encourage you to start asking yourself questions in French.
, Annie Ernaux.
Today, we're going to talk about Annie Ernaux.
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If you didn't already know her, I imagine you've heard of her lately.
Annie Ernaux, .
Annie Ernaux is a French writer.
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She published her first novel in 1964.
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Through her books, she doesn't just write her own story, she writes life itself.
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She blends autobiography, sociology, and fiction.
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At the time of recording this, she's just won the Nobel Prize in Literature.
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That made me want to dive into his life, kind of like I did with Josephine Baker.
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That made me want to dive back into Annie Ernaux's work, and there's certainly a lot to dive into!
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There's plenty to do.
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She has published around twenty novels and autobiographies since the beginning of her career.
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A committed feminist, she presents herself as a seeker of truth.
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She's searching for the right word.
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She is a writer of memory, of the feminine, of shame.
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She paves the way for us by saying the unsayable, by talking about things like abortion.
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Intimacy is at the heart of her work, but beyond her personal story, she speaks volumes about power dynamics, collective experiences, and History (with a capital H).

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