Marguerite Duras

Oct 28, 2024 | fabula.org | Marguerite Duras

« Au moment de remonter dans le bac, après le passage d’un fleuve, la jeune fille accepte l’invitation d’un voyageur qui lui propose de la ramener à la ville dans sa limousine noire. Ce roman d’amour n’appartient à aucun genre connu. Il transcende toute littérature. Il montre que l’écriture la plus audacieuse et la plus moderne est aussi la plus simple. » — Prière d’insérer de L’Amant, septembre 1984.

Jun 7, 2024 | razon.com.mx | Marguerite Duras

Nada másCon autorización de Editorial Periférica presentamos al lector algunos fragmentos del testamento literario de Marguerite Duras, una de las autoras clásicas de la literatura francesa: Nada más (C’est tout, traducción de Vanesa García Cazorla), que dictó y dedicó a su amante Yann Andréa Steiner durante su último año de vida. Vivieron juntos 16 años, comenzaron a hacerlo cuando él tenía 28 y ella 65. Duras murió a los 82 años. Yann la sobrevivió 18 años y murió en 2014 a los 63.

May 3, 2024 | electricliterature.com | Marguerite Duras |Mike Fu |Katie Kitamura |Esther Yi

Reading Lists Characters experiencing geographical and emotional displacement who redefine their relationships, and themselves, on new grounds I have spent nearly all my adult life living in foreign countries. That includes working, dating, marrying, and now—parenting abroad. Aside from the potential challenges of language and geography, what it means for a woman to be in a foreign land is to understand and navigate the joys and threats of womanhood particular to another culture. A woman...

Mar 25, 2024 | broadwayworld.com | Marguerite Duras |A.A. Cristi

Enter Your Email to Unlock This ArticlePlus, get the best of BroadwayWorld delivered to your inbox, and unlimited access to our editorial content across the globe. Email:Existing user? Just click login. Blessed Unrest, New York City's award-winning subversive physical theater ensemble for an adventurous audience, presents La Musica Deuxième, written by revolutionary, communist, and feminist Marguerite Duras.

Feb 9, 2024 | harpers.org | Marguerite Duras

From My Cinema, which was published by Another Gaze Editions in January. Translated from the French by Daniella Shreir. No longer any use in the make-believe of socialist hope. In the make-believe of capitalist hope. No longer any use in the make-believe of future justice, be it social or fiscal or any other kind of justice. The make-believe of work. Of merit. Of women. Of the youth. Of the Portuguese. Of the Malians. Of intellectuals. Of the Senegalese. No longer any use in the make-believe of fear.