Annie Ernaux

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Annie Ernaux is a French author renowned for her autobiographical and socially engaged novels, and is widely celebrated as one of France’s most important contemporary writers.

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Annie Ernaux canonical 6
Ernaux 1

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instanceOf human
memoirist
novelist
professor
awardReceived Formentor Prize for Letters
linked to: Formentor Prize

Marguerite Yourcenar Prize
linked to: Yourcenar Prize

Nobel Prize in Literature
Nobel Prize in Literature 2022
Prix Renaudot
Prix de la langue française
birthName Annie Duchesne
citizenship France
countryOfBirth France
countryOfResidence France
dateOfBirth 1940-09-01
educatedAt University of Bordeaux
University of Rouen
familyName Duchesne
Ernaux
linked to: Annie Ernaux
fieldOfWork autobiographical writing
literature
sociology of everyday life
gender female
genre autobiographical novel
essay
memoir
givenName Annie
influencedBy Simone de Beauvoir
languageOfWorkOrName French
movement autofiction
contemporary literature
name Annie Ernaux
nationality French
notableIdea collective autobiography
notableWork Journal du dehors
La Femme gelée
La Honte
La Place
Les Années
L’Événement
Mémoire de fille
Passion simple
occupation author
teacher
placeOfBirth Lillebonne
residence Cergy-Pontoise
linked to: Cergy
spouse Philippe Ernaux
subjectOf feminist literary criticism
writingStyle minimalist prose
socially engaged literature

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Prix Goncourt notableRecipient Annie Ernaux
Formentor Prize notableRecipient Annie Ernaux
French literature hasNotableAuthor Annie Ernaux
Prix Formentor notableRecipient Annie Ernaux
Annie Ernaux name Annie Ernaux
Annie Ernaux familyName Ernaux
linked to: Annie Ernaux
Premio Formentor notableRecipient Annie Ernaux