Titlebook: Irène Némirovsky‘s Russian Influences; Tolstoy, Dostoevsky Marta-Laura Cenedese Book 2021 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s),

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Departing from Tolstoy: Polyphony and Monologismnce. The point of departure is twofold: the novel’s unfixed narrative voice, and archival evidence that corroborates Némirovsky’s desire to be an impartial narrator of France’s debacle. In dialogue with Bakhtin’s work on dialogism, and addressing his ambiguous stance on Tolstoy’s work—“monolithicall

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The Abjects: (1) as an unintelligible repulsion towards a foreigner that, by disrupting the pre-constituted social order, threatens the status quo; (2) as an abject space, a “space of otherness”, or a Foucauldian heterotopia such as the train station, the ship, or, ultimately, the ghetto. Although not only as

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in the Twenty-First Centuryption (2008–2018). The chapter argues that the self-reflexive elements of the biography allow us to read it as a metanarrative text in which Némirovsky reflects on the role of the writer and her impact in the public space and public perception. The chapter sees in this metanarrative turn a “cautious