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Le moi fictionnel et ses excès de tolérance ou d'intolérance

Nina Ivanciu

Pages 27–37

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Abstract

The article starts by defining the word « tolerate » and its word family and by identifying the areas where these notions apply, such areas being both external (politics, philosophy, law or psychosocial) and internal (individual subjectivity and its perceptions, desires or chimeras). It continues by discussing the five steps of tolerant manifestations described by Paul Ricœur (« L'usure de la tolérance et la résistance de l'intolérable »). Finally, the article puts forward the idea of a close connection between the interpsychic degree of tolerance/intolerance and the intrapsychic one. In other words, the article speaks about the impact of the individual's deep reality (emotions, beliefs, attitudes, desires, needs, frustrations, etc.) on his/her way of dealing with others in the outside. This assumption is supported by the analysis of the fictional universes of two French writers, Nathalie Sarraute and Albert Camus.

Keywords —

tolerance · intolerable · private scene · duplicity of the ego · immoderation of the ego · constraints of the forbidden
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Ivanciu, N. (2002). Le moi fictionnel et ses excès de tolérance ou d'intolérance. Dialogos, 05, 27–37.

Ivanciu, Nina. “Le moi fictionnel et ses excès de tolérance ou d'intolérance.” Dialogos, vol. 05, 2002, pp. 27–37.

Ivanciu, Nina. 2002. “Le moi fictionnel et ses excès de tolérance ou d'intolérance.” Dialogos 05: 27–37.

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