出版社：Asociación de Francesistas de la Universidad Española
其他摘要：Silences concerning the Shoah constitute a leitmotiv in Sylvie Germain’s narrative work. Motive and motivation intentionally emerge as a proteiform phenomenon from the writer-philosopher’s genius and from the historical and ideological substance, which imbue the novelist in every section of her literary creation. The purpose of this study is to interpret those silences in a set of selected novels where the Shoah takes up either a primary or a secondary role, but in any case a relevant one. To this end this study carries out a detailed study of the silence coming from the narrator’s origin, the victims, the murderers or God. Beyond the silence in humans and supreme beings, this study also investigates the spatial silence in that apocalyptic world.
