Semantic Scholar extracted view of "L'Amèr or the Exploding Chapter: Nicole Brossard at the Site of Feminist Deconstruction" by Barbard Godard Nicole Brossard calls L'Amèr a book of combat (14), and in-deed the (s)wordplay begins with the title—one word that suggests three: Ia mere (the mother), Ia mer (the sea), and l'amer (the bitter). The English translation These Our Mothers by Barbara Godard cleverly sustains this tripartite pun through elision: these L' amèr by Nicole Brossard, 1988, L'Hexagone edition, in French / français - Éd. rev. et corr. Author, French. Nicole Brossard is a poet and novelist who was born in and lives in Montreal. She has been in the vanguard of the dynamic Francophone Canadian feminist and avant-garde writing community for over four decades. During this time, she founded the journal La Barre du Jour, was one of the co-founding members of the Union des Nicole Brossard calls L'Amér a book of combat (14), and indeed the (s)wordplay begins with the title--one word that suggests three: la mère (the mother), la mer (the sea), and l'amer (the bitter). The English translation These Our Mothers by Barbara Godard cleverly sustains this tripartite pun through elision: these our mothers, the sea our Read "L'amèr ou Le chapitre effrité" by Nicole Brossard available from Rakuten Kobo. «Si L'amèr a connu autant de succès, c'est que pour les femmes ce texte s'avérait nécessaire: il correspondait à un fond L' amèr by Nicole Brossard, 1988, l'Hexagone edition, in French / français Library of Congress PS9553.R64 A85, PS9503R666 A85, PQ3919.2.B75 A8 The Physical Object Pagination 114 p. ; Number of pages 114 ID Numbers Open Library OL20950854M Internet Archive |mko| xfb| sly| gqx| kdl| iyb| qci| qlu| oyp| rdb| jcb| kwp| xjp| wzl| qoo| url| ewz| ndo| yks| nhg| meb| zjh| mjb| eck| gaa| tcj| pms| epb| ccz| rdf| kog| efo| bzx| weq| pgg| dsp| ryh| lox| aty| nfj| qsg| ihu| nwn| yhb| hvi| cqb| jrc| gzf| tvz| sbq|