The Fiction of J. M. G. Le Clezio A Postcolonial Reading. Posted on by hyqac. The prolific Le ClÇzio (The Interrogation, ; The Giants, , etc.) offers the second title in the publisher's Verba Mundi series (see Sylvie Germain, p. ): an intensely lyrical first- person story of a man's life of disappointment. Near , Alexis L'Etang spends his childhood on Mauritius, which seems to him an Edenic place of tropical forest, open sky, and ocean (``As far back as Author: J.M.G. Le Clézio. By turns harsh and lyrical, pointed and nostalgic, The Prospector is “a parable of the human condition” (Le Monde) by one of the most significant literary figures in the world today. Read more Read lessCited by:
Complete summary of J. M. G. Le Clezio's The Prospector. eNotes plot summaries cover all the significant action of The Prospector. Le Clézio, J M G. () French author, born to Mauritian parents, and peripatetic for many years, his countries of residence including Nigeria, the UK and the USA; now primarily resident in France, America and Mauritius. Although he is known primarily for his work outside the sf field, much of his early work makes extensive use - though. The prolific Le ClÇzio (The Interrogation, ; The Giants, , etc.) offers the second title in the publisher's Verba Mundi series (see Sylvie Germain, p. ): an intensely lyrical first- person story of a man's life of disappointment. Near , Alexis L'Etang spends his childhood on Mauritius, which seems to him an Edenic place of tropical forest, open sky, and ocean (``As far back as.
The prospector by Le Clezio, J.-M. G. (Jean-Marie Gustave), author. Publication date Topics. From master storyteller J. M. G. Le Clézio: winner of the Nobel Prize in Literature. ”A novel of intense beauty.”—Review of Contemporary Fiction The Prospector is the crowning achievement from one of France’s preeminent novelists and a work rich with sensuality and haunting resonance. It is the turn of the century on the island of. Note: J. M. G. Le Clezio was WINNER of the Nobel Prize for Literature in “I feel as if I am outside time, in another world, one so different and so far from all I’ve known that never again will I be able to find what I left.
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