The Sunday of fiction
Original title: The Sunday of Fiction
earliest edition we have, 2002 Purdue University Press, 2003 hardcover 196 pages
Purdue studies in Romance literatures ;
"In a world of increasing conformity, the modern eccentric can be seen as a contemporary hero and guardian of individualism. With this rudimentary notion of the eccentric in mind, this book defines the modern eccentric in twentieth-century French literature by tracing the eccentric's relationship to time, space, and society. While previous studies have focused on the notion of eccentricity in purely formal terms, The...
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