Le care dans les études françaises et francophones

The Care (Re)Turn in French and Francophone Studies 

Australian Journal of French Studies, Volume 57 Issue 3 

"The HIV/AIDS crisis in the 1980’s, post-9/11 terrorism, the 2007-2008 financial crisis, the 2009 H1N1 pandemic and the recent COVID-19 pandemic have afforded literature a privileged position to engage with crisis, and an opportunity to reflect on, if not provide, healing,” (LOÏC BOURDEAU | NATALIE EDWARDS | STEVEN WILSON).




INTRODUCTION

THE CARE (RE)TURN IN FRENCH AND FRANCOPHONE STUDIES INTRODUCTION: CARING RELATIONS
LOÏC BOURDEAU | NATALIE EDWARDS | STEVEN WILSON



RESEARCH ARTICLES

ÉCRIRE SUR L’ÊTRE VULNÉRABLE : DÉCONSTRUIRE LE CLICHÉ DE LA « BULLE » AUTISTIQUE CHEZ LAURENT DEMOULIN ET ÉLISABETH DE FONTENAY
VALÉRIE DUSAILLANT-FERNANDES


POETRY, CARE AND VALUE: JEAN-MICHEL MAULPOIX’S UNE HISTOIRE DE BLEU (1992)
SUSAN HARROW


RECIPROCATING CARE IN FRENCH SURVIVOR NARRATIVES FROM THE ALGERIAN WAR
AMY HUBBELL


ON BIBLIOTHERAPY: LITERATURE AS THERAPY AND THE PROBLEM OF AUTONOMY, WITH RÉGINE DETAMBEL’S LES LIVRES PRENNENT SOIN DE NOUS
MATT PHILLIPS


EXTENDING THE DOMAIN OF CARE IN PHILIPPE FOREST
ANNA MAGDALENA ELSNER


BIEN ACCOMPAGNER LA FIN DE VIE: MEDICAL, RELIGIOUS AND SPIRITUAL ACCOMPAGNEMENT IN SIMONE DE BEAUVOIR’S UNE MORT TRÈS DOUCE
JORDAN OWEN MCCULLOUGH


DEVIANT CARE: CHANSON DOUCE AND THE KILLER NANNY
JULIE RODGERS