Features of Gender Discourse
Features of Gender Discourse

Summary/Abstract: "In Malraux’s Antimemoirs we come across a troubling passage: a priest is asked what confession has taught him about people. He answers that it has not taught him anything, that when he confesses he becomes another person, it’s divine grace. And yet…first of all, people are much unhappier than they are believed to be; and then, the reality is that there are no adults. It is suggested that we are permanently at the beginning stage of existence and that we constantly try – in spite of the time passing – to find again the connection with what marked us essentially right from the start."

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