The paper investigates Gide’s L’Immoraliste and Isabelle so as to unveil their common structural and enunciative characteristics. In both works, the narrators of the first-level narrative become audience in the second-level tale, thus evidencing a passage (i.e. a mediation) between the author’s inner universe and the reader’s real world.
Deux cas de médiations narratoriales gidiennes: L’immoraliste et Isabelle / G.L. Di Bernardini. ((Intervento presentato al convegno Les médiations de l'auteur. Le cas de l'écrivain tenutosi a Metz, Francia nel 2006.
Deux cas de médiations narratoriales gidiennes: L’immoraliste et Isabelle
G.L. Di BernardiniPrimo
2006
Abstract
The paper investigates Gide’s L’Immoraliste and Isabelle so as to unveil their common structural and enunciative characteristics. In both works, the narrators of the first-level narrative become audience in the second-level tale, thus evidencing a passage (i.e. a mediation) between the author’s inner universe and the reader’s real world.
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