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Parents et amis sont invités à y assister by Hervé Bouchard blurs the line between literary genres, confronts us with the disarticulated religious and familial discourses that the 20th century has already torn to pieces and hacks the normative language. Challenging the traditional genre typologies, our federative social discourses, as well as standard French partakes of what Alan Wilde calls postmodern irony, that is, a type of irony that does not pit one supposedly unacceptable discourse against another, superior one, but rather refutes the concept of discourse itself by showing the multiplicity of what we believed to be stable.

Ironie postmoderne et neutralisation des discours dans <em>Parents et amis sont invités à y assister</em>