marie darrieussecq, rapporto di polizia. le accuse di plagio e altri metodi di controllo della scrittura
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Abstract
Something strange happened to Marie Darrieussecq. It wasn’t that she was born in France, in Bayonne, in 1969. Or that she is a writer (in addition to being a scholar of literature and psychoanalyst) who has published works of fiction, autobiographical short stories and literary essays. There is nothing strange about that. What is strange is that half of her novels have been considered, by various readers and by other writers, «imitations», «copies», «psychic plagiarism», and even «manuscript theft».
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| Authors | ;Niccolò Scaffai |
| Journal | philosophical transactions of the royal society of london series b, biological sciences |
| Year | 2012 |
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