Désintégration by Emmanuelle Richard: an example of the extrême contemporain transclass itinerary

Abstract

The main objective of this article is to illustrate the importance that the transclass itinerary acquires in the extrême contemporain autofictional literature through the analysis of the fourth novel by Emmanuelle Richard. The study of the theoretical context of this neologism created by the French philosopher Chantal Jaquet will allow us to reflect on population mobility from a neutral perspective that allows us to think, in turn, about the construction of more inclusive, more supportive and more sustainable societies. In this context, the use of autofictional writing becomes a narrative technique that reveals a change in the aesthetic-literary paradigm that allows to expose the most pressing problems that concern modern societies.