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Essay Review : Mapping quicksand: the construction of post-war France's literary history

One of the telling measures of the impact of the Second World War on French society and culture is the length of time that it has taken for the historical process to re-establish itself. In many ways, the central issue of the past half-century has been the painful and painstaking reconstruction of the national memory, in the wake of a trauma that seemed to have splintered the thousand-year old civilization to its core and to have cast every fragmented facet of it into potential meaninglessness. Over the past couple of decades, however, French historiography