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Sauvage ou bon sauvage ? Le paysan chez Jean-Pierre Camus
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Dans les récits de Camus (comme, du reste, dans ses écrits proprement pastoraux), le paysan apparaît comme une figure profondément ambivalente. À la fois habité par le mal et victime d’un ordre sociopolitique foncièrement inique, incarnation des passions les plus sauvages et dernier vestige d’une humanité antélapsaire, il tend au lecteur un miroir brisé et se donne comme un relais narratif aussi équivoque qu’atypique au sein du personnel narratif camusien.
Title: Sauvage ou bon sauvage ? Le paysan chez Jean-Pierre Camus
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Dans les récits de Camus (comme, du reste, dans ses écrits proprement pastoraux), le paysan apparaît comme une figure profondément ambivalente.
À la fois habité par le mal et victime d’un ordre sociopolitique foncièrement inique, incarnation des passions les plus sauvages et dernier vestige d’une humanité antélapsaire, il tend au lecteur un miroir brisé et se donne comme un relais narratif aussi équivoque qu’atypique au sein du personnel narratif camusien.
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