Violencia y Sociedad - Grupo español sobre la Teoría Mimética

En souvenir de Milan Kundera, dont la mort coïncide avec le centenaire de la naissance de René Girard.

In volume 30 of Contagion, Martha Reineke's article, "The View from Pȏle Nord: Sartre, Beauvoir, and Girard on Mimesis, Embodiment, and Desire" focuses on Simone Beauvoir's "She Came to Stay". Here's the excerpt:

Simone Beauvoir's novel "She Came to Stay" immerses readers in a 1930s Parisian social scene, thanks in part to the character Françoise. Eavesdropping with Françoise on a man and woman seated at a table in the Pȏle Nord café, readers of the novel hear the woman confide, “I've never been able to follow the rules of flirting. I have a morbid horror of being touched.” As Françoise invites us to turn our gaze toward another couple seated nearby, we observe a possible instance of the very discomfort to which the first woman has attested. A hapless female looks “uncertainly at a man's huge (grosse) hand that has just pounced on hers (s'abattre sur).” Of these two scenes from "She Came to Stay", Jean-Paul Sartre memorializes only the second...

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