The Representation of Women in the Autobiographical Novels of Raymond Queneau
Madeleine Velguth
The Representation of Women in the Autobiographical Novels of Raymond Queneau
Madeleine Velguth
Madeleine Velguth analyzes the representation of women in the first six novels of Raymond Queneau (1903-1976) in the context of the social and intellectual climate of early twentieth-century France. Her balanced approach shows how surrealism, psychoanalysis and autobiography inform Queneau’s sympathetic and finely-drawn portraits of women. Revealing previously unnoticed structures, Velguth’s study presents these works as an organic whole: six variations on the theme of the slow maturing of the man and the artist.
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