%0 Journal Article
%T La r¨¦gionalit¨¦ dans les fictions qu¨¦b¨¦coises d¡¯aujourd¡¯hui. L¡¯exemple de Sur la 132 de Gabriel Anctil
%A Francis Langevin
%J Temps Z¨¦ro : Revue d'¨¦tude des ¨¦critures Contemporaines
%D 2013
%I Codicille ?diteur
%X Cet article vise ¨¤ rep¨¦rer des manifestations de la r¨¦gionalit¨¦ dans le discours m¨¦diatique sur la litt¨¦rature qu¨¦b¨¦coise contemporaine de m¨ºme que dans un roman (Sur la 132, Gabriel Anctil, 2012), qui s¡¯inscrit directement dans la vague que semble d¨¦crire la critique journalistique de l¡¯ann¨¦e 2012. L¡¯auteur discute les topiques associ¨¦es ¨¤ la r¨¦gionalit¨¦, une exotisation des lieux qui est porteuse de tensions sociales et familiales : se trouvent oppos¨¦s le caract¨¨re brut, viril et authentique de la vie r¨¦gionale ¨¤ l¡¯artificialit¨¦ st¨¦rile et raffin¨¦e des villes. Les fictions contemporaines qui repr¨¦sentent la r¨¦gionalit¨¦ renouent autant avec le territoire plus ou moins p¨¦riph¨¦rique qu¡¯avec la filiation (tradition discursive, famille).Taking into account the tendencies of journalistic criticism of 2012, this article seeks to identify the values associated with regionality in media discourse dealing with contemporary qu¨¦b¨¦cois fiction, as well as in Gabriel Anctil¡¯s novel Sur la 132 (2012). The contrast between the virile, crude and authentic attributes associated with regional life and the sterile and refined artificiality associated with cities leads the author to discuss the issues associated with the subject of regionality, an exoticisation of space indicative of social and familial tensions. He suggests that contemporary qu¨¦b¨¦cois works of fiction depicting regionality are often also trying to deal with issues of heritage, renewing their relationship not only with remote and not-so-remote territories, but also with the question of filiation (discursive heritage, family).
%K filiation
%K Gabriel Anctil
%K p¨¦riph¨¦rie
%K r¨¦gionalit¨¦
%K ville
%K city
%K periphery
%K regionality
%U http://tempszero.contemporain.info/document936