%0 Journal Article
%T Marie Nimier, au c ur du silence
%A Jo£¿lle Papillon
%J Temps Z¨¦ro : Revue d'¨¦tude des ¨¦critures Contemporaines
%D 2012
%I Codicille ?diteur
%X Dans La Reine du silence, Marie Nimier se confronte ¨¤ la figure de son p¨¨re, l¡¯¨¦crivain Roger Nimier, mort lorsqu¡¯elle avait cinq ans. Elle y montre le poids qui p¨¨se sur l¡¯enfant d¡¯¨¦crivain, mais aussi celui de l¡¯h¨¦ritage du secret familial et de l¡¯injonction au silence. La difficult¨¦ de l¡¯¨¦laboration de son r¨¦cit de filiation se r¨¦v¨¨le dans les constants recommencements et reformulations, qui constituent la marque de la tension angoissante entre l¡¯obligation de dire et celle de taire.In La Reine du silence, Marie Nimier confronts her father¡¯s memory ¨C the writer Roger Nimier, who died when she was five years old. The novel describes the burden of being a writer¡¯s child, along with that of inheriting family secrets and submitting to a code of silence. The difficulty of recounting her relationship with her late father is evidenced by the narrator¡¯s numerous ¡°false starts¡± and her constant rewritings. The hesitant nature of the narration captures an anguish born of two irreconcilable obligations : the need to put things into words and the pressure to remain silent.
%K biographie
%K biography
%K Marie Nimier
%K testament
%K p¨¨re
%K souvenir
%K will
%K father
%K memory
%U http://tempszero.contemporain.info/document907