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This is a paper presented as part of the conference “The North in French literatures” which was held at Stockholm University the 21st and 22nd of November 2019.The presentation is primarily aimed at students in French and people with an interest in the relationship between Nordicity and Francophone literature. It is well adapted for teachers of French language working with stereotypes, images and cliches. In an academic context, it is possible to show the perception of Swedish rites by a French speaking-writer”.Alexandre Najjar offers a new perspective on North in his novel Les anges de Millesgarden published in 2013. The book is built as a museum in which the reader is invited to discover nordic landscapes and cultures. When the reader gets into the text, he/she realizes that the book is also about Lebanon and Orient as if the Nordic detour was a pretext to deal with the country which is important for the author/narrator. The aim of the presentation is to analyze how the narrator inscribes a phenomenological posture when he deals with new cultural objects / art pieces from nordic societies. In a broader perspective, the question of northern imaginaries is questioned with the book that looks like a cultural guide for people who are not familiar with nordic countries. Why did a writer such as Alexandre Najjar take a risk of offering a stereotyped vision of Nordic countries?Il s’agit d’une communication presentee dans le cadre du colloque “Le Nord dans les litteratures francophones“ qui s’est tenu a l’Universite de Stockholm les 21 et 22 novembre 2019.La presentation s’adresse en priorite aux etudiants de francais et aux publics ayant un interet pour la relation entre la nordicite et la litterature francophone. Elle est particulierement adaptee aux publics de professeurs de francais qui travaillent sur les stereotypes, les images et les cliches. Dans un cours academique, il est ainsi possible de montrer la perception des rites suedois par un ecrivain francophone.Alexandre Najjar nous offre un regard saisissant sur le Nord dans son recit Les anges de Millesgarden publie en 2013. Le livre est construit comme un musee dans lequel le lecteur est invite a decouvrir les paysages et les cultures nordiques, mais rapidement au fil des pages s'opere un deplacement implicite vers le Liban et l'Orient comme si les rencontres et les discussions etaient un pretexte pour parler du pays qui est cher a l'auteur. Nous aimerions analyser, a partir d'une lecture phenomenologique portant sur les themes, les oeuvres d'art et les objets, la maniere dont le livre propose en realite un detour nordique vers l'Orient. C'est ainsi que dans l'eloignement geographique et culturel l'auteur-narrateur reconsidere ses liens au Liban, a la France et a la francophonie.

Détour nordique vers l’Orient, Les anges de Millesgården d’Alexandre Najjar