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1992
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Lucien Dällenbach, « Question de moule », Littérature, ID : 10.3406/litt.1992.2597
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« Moule » in French designates, when feminine, the female genitalia, when masculine, a mold. This article explores how literary forms relate to « molds » through a variety of texts : Gautier' s Arria Marcella and Jensen's Gradiva. Proust's shell-shaped Madeleine, or Corinne' s vulva in La Route des Flandres. hiterary forms are as alive as their desire to se If -engender themselves from their own mold — to encounter la moule, be it called ptyx and engendered by form.