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Im Mittelpunkt steht die leidenschaftliche Affäre zwischen einer jungen französischen Schülerin und einem wohlhabenden chinesischen Mann vor dem Hintergrund der kolonialen Gesellschaft in Französisch-Indochina. Die Geschichte beleuchtet die Herausforderungen und Konflikte, die aus ihrer ungleichen Beziehung resultieren, und thematisiert die kulturellen Spannungen sowie die gesellschaftlichen Normen dieser Zeit. Die Erzählung vermittelt ein eindringliches Bild der Liebe und der gesellschaftlichen Grenzen im kolonialen Kontext.

In her last book, Marguerite Duras meditates with a fierce poetic fervor on facing death, her life’s literary work, and love. Sex, and death. All of Marguerite Duras's writings are suffused with the certitude that absolute love is both necessary (sex) and impossible to achieve (death). But no book of hers embodies this idea so powerfully, so excessively, as No More (C'est Tout), the book she composed during the last year of her life until just days before her death. No More (C'est Tout) is literature shorn of all its niceties, a shout from the depths of Duras's being, celebrating life in defiance of the death she knew had already entered her immediate future. In part, it is also Duras' raucous salutation welcoming death. No More is a collection as pure as poetry and her words and ideas recirculate in hypnotic fits of lucidity, desperation, and noise, but the overall effect is both unsettling and, at times, piercingly true.

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A controversial figure of the postwar French literary and cultural scene, Marguerite Duras has exerted a powerful hold on readers around the world. This volume of interviews--hailed on its French publication as Duras's "secret confession"--offers readers a rich vein of new insight into her work, opinions, life, and relationships. The interviews that make up the book were conducted in 1987, when Italian journalist Leopoldina Pallotta della Torre met the seventy-three-year-old Duras at her Paris flat and convinced her to sit for a series of conversations. The resulting book was published in Italian in 1989, but it somehow failed to attract a French publisher, and it was quickly forgotten. Nearly a quarter of a century later, however, the book was rediscovered and translated into French, and, it has now become a sensation. In its revealing pages, Duras speaks with extraordinary freedom about her life as a writer, her relationship to cinema, her friendship with Mitterand, her love of Chekhov and football, and, perhaps most significantly, her childhood in pre-war Vietnam, the experiences that propelled her most famous novel, The Lover. A true literary event, finally available in English, The Suspended Passion is a remarkable document of an extraordinary literary life.

The book features a collection of works originally published by Editions P.O.L in Paris, drawing from the themes explored in "Outside" and "Le Monde extâerieur." It presents a unique perspective on the interplay between external environments and personal experiences, showcasing the author's distinctive style and insights.

Marguerite Duras was one of the leading intellectuals and novelist of post-war France, but her wartime writings were not published in full until after her death.