Katharine N. Harrington Livres

Focusing on contemporary French-speaking writers, the book explores the concept of literary nomadism, which challenges rigid definitions of borders and identities. It delves into how nomadic identities emerge from geographical displacement and deterritorialization, allowing individuals to transcend fixed national or cultural affiliations. By examining the experiences of these writers, the study reveals how their works reflect the complexities of existing between borders, offering a fresh perspective on identity in a postmodern context.