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LIMA, Maria Estela S. Clarice Lispector and Alice Ferney: affinities and dissonance of a love encounter. 2008. 137p. Dissertation (Masters). Faculdade de Filosofia, Letras e Ciencias Humanas. Universidade de Sao Paulo, Sao Paulo, 2008. The Brazilian writer Clarice Lispector and the French writer Alice Ferney, yet coming from different socio-historical contexts, present many common aspects in their novels Uma aprendizagem ou o Livro dos prazeres and La conversation amoureuse. Both writers deal with the same theme (love and the love encounter), filling the novels up with similar leitmotiven (questions concerning alterity; the role language exerts on human relations; the clash subject-language; silence as a necessary counterpart of word), with formal solutions that are different on the whole, but have similarities in the particularities. This study is a comparative reading between the two aforementioned works and aims at showing how the authors deal with the theme of Love, which has a long tradition in Western literature, and how they re-actualize it from certain formal resources of a literature in crisis. This reading puts in evidence the similarities that approximate and the differences that individualize the works, observing and comparing them from a thematic-morphologic perspective.

Clarice Lispector e Alice Ferney: afinidades e dissonâncias de um encontro amoroso