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Que notre joie demeure
Que notre joie demeure | Kevin Lambert
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Architecte millionnaire partie de rien, Cline Wachowski a sa srie sur Netflix et des contrats dans le monde entier. grie de la modernit, elle est convaincue dapporter de la beaut au monde. Mais voil, son projet le plus ambitieux est stopp net par une polmique : accuse de favoriser la gentrification, elle voit condamnes sa stratgie et ses mthodes de travail. En quelques jours, elle est renvoye de sa propre entreprise, et amorce une traverse du dsert qui lamne une mditation sur la culpabilit. Quand llite perd pied, quel rcit conoit-elle pour justifier ses privilges et asseoir sa place dans un monde dont elle a elle-mme tabli les rgles ? Il faut rester attentifs aux rayons noirs qui parviennent du fond des ges et continuent dobscurcir notre monde trop blanc, trop clair, Cline sait dfendre la ncessit de lopacit, cest un rflexe naturel, presque vital chez elle. Kevin Lambert a 30 ans, et a grandi Chicoutimi, au Canada. Titulaire dun doctorat en cration littraire, trs impliqu dans la scne artistique qubcoise, il a t libraire et participe aux revues Libert et Spirale, ainsi qu plusieurs missions de Radio-Canada. Que notre joie demeure confirme et amplifie la porte de Querelle, qui lavait rvl au public en 2019 (laurat du prix Sade, slections Wepler et Mdicis).
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I am reading Que notre joie demeure, Kevin Lambert's latest, multiple prize-winning novel, and I have been so confused by his use of the word “plusieurs“ I had to google “plusieurs + québecisme + définition“ to get to the bottom of this. 😂 Here's what the Office québécois de la langue française has to say. Now I know that “plusieurs“ means “some“ or “several“ in Europe, but can be used to mean “many“ in #Québec. Live and learn...

LiseWorks I could have told you that as I'm a French Canadian lol 10mo
IuliaC This is good to know. I had no idea it could also mean "many" 10mo
Kitta Learned French in Canada and yes we use this to mean some/many lol 10mo
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Dilara @LiseWorks lol, I'll think of you next time I am bewildered by a Canadian French turn of phrase 😁 10mo
Dilara @IuliaC Two nations divided by a common language 😜 10mo
Dilara @Kitta Ah just rub it in, why don't you 😂 10mo
IuliaC @Dilara 😂👍 10mo
kwmg40 Interesting comment! I'm an Anglophone who grew up in Quebec, and while I can read novels in French (albeit slowly), I still struggle with vocabulary. However, I tend to have trouble with French books from France and not so much with French Canadian books. 10mo
Kitta @dilara haha my French is terrible but this word I know!! I want to start reading in French again though. I‘ll try and hit up the French bookstore here! 10mo
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