Daniel Just is Assistant Professor in the Department of Political Science at Bilkent University, Ankara. He has published a number of articles in journals including the Modern Language Review, New Literary History, MLN, the Forum for Modern Language Studies, and Philosophy and Literature.
Inhaltsangabe
1. Introduction: literature and engagement 2. Neutral writing and Roland Barthes's theory of exhausted literature 3. Maurice Blanchot and the politics of narrative genres 4. Literary weakness: Maurice Blanchot, commitment, and decolonization 5. The poverty of history and memory: Albert Camus's Algeria 6. Albert Camus and the politics of shame 7. Marguerite Duras, war traumas, and the dilemmas of literary representation 8. Literary void: ethics and politics in Marguerite Duras's hybrid stories 9. Conclusion: the literature of exhaustion, weakness, and blankness Bibliography.
1. Introduction: literature and engagement 2. Neutral writing and Roland Barthes's theory of exhausted literature 3. Maurice Blanchot and the politics of narrative genres 4. Literary weakness: Maurice Blanchot, commitment, and decolonization 5. The poverty of history and memory: Albert Camus's Algeria 6. Albert Camus and the politics of shame 7. Marguerite Duras, war traumas, and the dilemmas of literary representation 8. Literary void: ethics and politics in Marguerite Duras's hybrid stories 9. Conclusion: the literature of exhaustion, weakness, and blankness Bibliography.
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