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        <Text language="eng" textformat="03">&lt;p&gt;Les Bienveillantes (The Kindly Ones), caused a literary sensation in 2006. Described as "deliberately repellent" by The New York Times, Jonathan Littell’s novel tells the story of World War II through the eyes of former SS officer Maximilien Aue. This is the first academic study of this controversial, best-selling work.Twenty-one leading scholars discuss the aesthetics, themes and characters of the novel, as well as formal aspects of Littell’s writing. They tackle ideas surrounding parricide, genocide, ant-Semitism and the Holocaust as well as Littell’s portrayal of both historical and fictional characters. The collection offers a deeply varied range of approaches to Littell’s work and is essential reading for anyone interested in representations of World War II, the Holocaust and contemporary French literature. All the essays in this collection are written in French.&lt;/p&gt;</Text>
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        <Text language="eng">Introduction by Murielle Lucie Clément

1. La réception des Bienveillantes dans les milieux intellectuels français en 2006
Thierry Laurent

2. «Frères humains…»: Les Bienveillantes, une histoire de familles
Wladimir Troubetzkoy

3. Les Bienveillantes: une parole qui donne la voix au bourreau
Julie Delorme

4. La dentellerie du reel
Antoine Jurga

5. Les silences des Bienveillantes
Bruno Viard

6. Max aux enfers. Esquisses «topographiques»…
Denis Briand

7. La connaissance du narrateur
Dominique Bocage-Lefebvre

8. Rêves et fantasmes dans Les Bienveillantes
Edith Perry

9. Maximilien Aue: une homosexualité de rigueur?
Éric Levéel

10. L’homosexualité dans Les Bienveillantes: crise de l’identité, crise de l’Histoire
Stéphane Roussel

11. La Shoah en flânant?
J. Marina Davies

12. À propos des Bienveillantes. Variations autour de la perversion
Patrice Imbaud

13. Le «curieux exercice»: voyeurisme et conscience du meurtre dans Les Bienveillantes
Pauline de Tholozany

14. Lieux réels et lieux imaginaires dans Les Bienveillantes
Peter Tame

15. Un langage impossible
Serge Zenkine

16. Max Aue manufacture de la dentelle. La lecture dans Les Bienveillantes
Yolanda Viñas del Palacio

17. Les Bienveillantes: Le National-socialisme comme mal métaphysique
Youssef Ferdjani

18. Les Bienveillantes: une position ironique
Yves Boisseleau

19. Max Aue, un nazi peu typique? L’abjection comme moteur de la Shoah: une lecture kristevienne des Bienveillantes
Helena Duffy

20. À propos des corps liquids
Sabine van Wesemael

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