Oedipus and Menaud : The self-affirmative complex in André Brochu's Le Maître rêveur

Andre Brochu's most recent novel, "Le Maitre reveur" unquestionably offers a rich layering of themes and narrative techniques focusing on identity, self-affirmation, survival, and expression through the written word.

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Published in:Canadian literature 2000-07, Vol.165 (165), p.94-111
Main Author: COTE, P. R
Format: Article
Language:English
Subjects:
Anonymous writers. Authors
Brochu, Andre
Canada
French Canadian literature
French speaking and English speaking literatures
French speaking literatures
History & criticism
History and sciences of litterature
History of literature
Literary criticism
Novels
Self concept
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Summary:Andre Brochu's most recent novel, "Le Maitre reveur" unquestionably offers a rich layering of themes and narrative techniques focusing on identity, self-affirmation, survival, and expression through the written word.
ISSN:0008-4360