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"Figures de l'excès chez Marie Darrieussecq, Virginie Despentes et Marina de Van by Dominique Carlini Versini examines textual and visual images of the excessive body that run through the narratives of contemporary French women artists. From the 1990s onwards, a tendency towards excess has been observed in French fiction. On the one hand, young female writers have portrayed the body in a particularly crude manner. Meanwhile, a new trend has developed in film characterised by explicit or violent images of the body. The monograph's original approach is to compare the strategies of the two mediums to generate an embodied aesthetic experience while demonstrating that this formal experimentation goes hand in hand with a poetic reflection on the (material, cultural and symbolic) boundaries of the body"--

Excess (Philosophy) in literature. --- Human body in literature. --- Motion pictures --- Excess (Philosophy) in motion pictures. --- Human body in motion pictures. --- History --- Darrieussecq, Marie --- Despentes, Virginie, --- Van, Marina de --- Criticism and interpretation. --- Despentes, Virginie --- Van, de, Marina