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La double appartenance linguistique chez deux écrivains d’expression française Étude contrastive des textes autobiographiques d’Akira Mizubayashi et d’Andreï Makine

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Author

  • Hannes Gustafsson

Summary, in English

The autobiographies written in French by the migrant writers Akira Mizubayashi, of Japanese origin, and Andrei Makine, of Siberian origin, will be examined in this essay with particular focus on the authors’ reflections on the acquisition of a foreign language and the dual linguistic affiliation in relation to identity shaping.

Summary, in English

The autobiographies written in French by the migrant writers Akira Mizubayashi, of Japanese origin, and Andrei Makine, of Siberian origin, will be examined in this essay with particular focus on the authors’ reflections on the acquisition of a foreign language and the dual linguistic affiliation in relation to identity shaping.

Department/s

Publishing year

2019

Language

French

Document type

Student publication for Bachelor's degree

Topic

  • Languages and Literatures

Keywords

  • Language Identity Autobiography

Supervisor

  • Carla Cariboni Killander (Lecturer in italian and french)