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Rachel Cusk Reads Marguerite Duras

The New Yorker: Fiction

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Themes and Characters in Marguerite Duras' Fiction

The chapter delves into various stories by Marguerite Duras, exploring themes of social dynamics, relationships, trauma, and resilience in her characters. Discussions focus on the author's use of personal experiences to shape her narratives, highlighting the complexities of class, realism, and morality portrayed in her works. The analysis touches on the emotional depth and existential themes present in Duras' storytelling, emphasizing the unique perspectives and character development within her fiction.

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