Authenticité et création littéraire
Milan Kundera et l'authenticité du roman
Résumé (en anglais)
Both in his essays and in his novels, Milan Kundera suggests an existential or "super-personal" reading pattern, which, in his opinion, is the only one able to reveal the authenticity of his writings. This reading pattern consists of seeking the archetypes of human conditions in the world of the written text conceived as a "field of possibilities" situated outside History. It is opposed to what the author of this contribution calls the "personal" or "emotional" reading, namely that of the reader seeking his own life experience in the text of fiction.
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Stoicescu, R. (2007). Milan Kundera et l'authenticité du roman. Dialogos, 15, 34–39.
Stoicescu, Rodica. “Milan Kundera et l'authenticité du roman.” Dialogos, vol. 15, 2007, pp. 34–39.
Stoicescu, Rodica. 2007. “Milan Kundera et l'authenticité du roman.” Dialogos 15: 34–39.
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