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This analysis of Jamaica Kincaid's autobiographical text My Brother relies on the question of a double contamination: AIDS and family. It plays on the relationship between the familiar and the familial, and reflects on the efect of AIDS as an intrusion within the family. Here, AIDS is perceioed as the trigger of memory, forcing three traumatic spaces to resurface in the narrator's mind: sexuality, death and family. Bhkdicte Boisseron shows how Kincaid's writing closely links AIDS to family and how she manages them both through a mecanism of appropriation and rejection.

Cellules contaminées dans Mon Frère de Jamaica Kincaid: le sida circule dans la famille