Le miroir a  mille faces ou la forme qui fait sens dans les romans de Jean Echenoz

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Title in English	The mirror and its thousand faces or the form that makes sense in the novels by Jean Echenoz
Authors	DYTRT Petr
Year of publication	2010
Type	Article in Proceedings
Conference	La Forme et le Sens. Actes de l'Ecole doctorale de Poděbrady
MU Faculty or unit	Faculty of Arts
Citation
Field	Mass media, audiovision
Keywords	Contemporary French Novel; text reflection; duplication; mise en abyme; formal games; Jean Echenoz
Description	Text of the paper examines the way in which texts of contemporary French novelist Jean Echenoz’ approach the typical procedures for the preceding guard (avant-gard) of modernist experimenters. The main emphasis is on questioning the meaning of such puns and the reasons for Echenoz’ necessary ironic distance to the modernism of the “Nouveau roman”.
Related projects:	Modernity in Questions. The Contemporary French Novel Production versa the Myth of Modernity