CHAPTER I: DAME DURAS: BREAKING THROUGH THE TEXT.

Chapter 1 of the book "In Language and in Love: Marguerite Duras: The Unspeakable" is presented. The chapter examines the association of the fictional persona of writer Marguerite Duras with her public persona. The author shows how an author of best-sellers and an icon of popular culture subject to...

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Published in:In Language & In Love: Marguerite Duras - The Unspeakable pp. 12 - 37
Main Author: Spear, Thomas
Format: Book Chapter
Published: Digitalia Publishing Corp. 1992
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