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Le roman Nikolski de Nicolas Dickner met en scene la destinee croisee de trois personnages qui, ne se reconnaissant pas dans les espaces traditionnels qu’ils habitent, en viennent a reconfigurer la cartographie de leur appartenance intime au continent americain. Cette reconfiguration ne semble cependant possible que par la reactualisation d’un discours de l’origine puise dans un passe marginalise de la Franco-Amerique : c’est effectivement a travers les figures du Metis au territoire perdu et de l’Acadien devenu pirate dans la foulee du Grand Derangement que les personnages se reconnaitront. Ce sont ces figures singulieres, reactivees par les personnages, qui constituent les balises de la nouvelle cartographie identitaire plurielle que trace, a travers une serie de chasses-croises, la narration de Nikolski. Abstract Nicolas Dickner’s novel Nikolski presents the shared destinies of three characters who, because they do not recognize themselves in the traditional places they inhabit, end up reconfiguring the cartography of their intimate belonging to the American continent. This reconfiguration, however, appears only possible through the reactualization of a discourse of the origins that draws on a marginalized past of Franco America. Indeed, it is only thanks to the figures of the Metis carving out his existence in a lost territory and the Acadian turning into a pirate on the heels of the Grand Derangement that the characters will find their bearings. These singular figures, who the characters bring to life, constitute beacons in a new, plural cartography of identity that is mapped out by Nikolski’s narration through a series of to-ings and fro-ings.

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Reconfigurer la cartographie de la Franco-Amérique : la représentation de l'espace et du récit identitaire dans &lt;em&gt;Nikolski&lt;/em&gt; de Nicolas Dickner