In the 1950s, a series of novels different in style from those that had been produced in France began to appear. The term "Nouveau Roman", meaning "new novel", was used by some literary critics around 1957 or 1958 to refer to this group of novels, but it soon became a commonly used term among the general public. The names that are always mentioned as members of the "Nouveau Roman" group are Nathalie Sarraute, Claude Simon, Alain Robbe-Grillet, and Michel Butor. Source: Heibonsha World Encyclopedia, 2nd Edition Information |
フランスでは,1950年代に,従来の小説と異質の型の作品が相次いで現れ始めた。〈新しい小説〉を意味する〈ヌーボー・ロマン〉は,この一群の作品を指す呼称として,57,58年ころから一部の文芸批評家に用いられたが,まもなく一般に広く使われる用語として定着した。 〈ヌーボー・ロマン〉のグループとして必ず挙げられる名前は,ナタリー・サロート,クロード・シモン,アラン・ロブ・グリエ,ミシェル・ビュトールである。
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