Le Silence de la cité by Élisabeth Vonarburg

Studies in Global Science Fiction Series EditorsĪnindita Banerjee Department of Comparative Literature Cornell University Ithaca, NY, USA Rachel Haywood Ferreira Department of World Languages and Cultures Iowa State University Ames, IA, USA Mark Bould Department of Film and Literature University of the West of England Bristol, UK Shifting Determinism with the Reminiscent Body of an Artificial Intelligence in Romain LucazeauĬontemporary French and Francophone Futuristic Novels The Longing to be Written and its Refusal Emmanuel Buzay Writing and Walking the Wilderness as a Scribe in Alain Damasio The Value of Speech and Literature Under the Threat of Violence in Amélie Nothomb Traces and Memories in Information and Knowledge Societies of the FutureĬhapter 6: Encounters with Bodies and Narratives: A Matrix of Contemporary Philosophical Quests Metamorphoses and Human Mutations: The Relationship to Insect AnimalismĬhapter 5: Regaining Humanity by Learning from Escapes and Detours Metaphors and Metalepses of the Open Symbolism of the Book Metaphors of the Closed Symbolism of the Book

The Broader Scope of the Books of Nature and the WorldĬhapter 3: Modalities and Fictional Storyworlds in Futuristic Novelsĭualities and Modal Structures of Fictional Storyworlds: Knowledge, Duty, and Abilityĭifferences in Actions of Fictional Minds as ReadersĬhapter 4: The Idea of the Book and Its Symbolism in Times of Change Looking for Clues: The Investigations Entrusted to the Reader Chapter 2: Reading the Enigmatic Worlds of Futuristic Novels

Le Silence de la cité by Élisabeth Vonarburg